THE EFFECT OF BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (BHD) TRAINING ON THE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE OF NONCLINICAL STAFF IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF SMC TELOGOREJO HOSPITAL IN CARDIAC ARREST

Abstract

The existence and number of ordinary people who are able to provide basic life support through Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation is still relatively low, namely 1%. Research related to the effect of basic life support (BHD) training to find out how to handle cardiac arrest. This study aims to determine the effect of basic life support (BHD) training on the level of knowledge of Nonclinical Staff. This study uses a pre-experiment with a one-group pre-test-post test design. The population of this study is  non-clinical staff serving in the emergency room with a sample of 50 respondents with a total sampling technique. This study uses a questionnaire questionnaire on the level of knowledge related to basic life support. The intervention used by providing basic life support (BHD) training with educational media uses lecture and demonstration methods. This intervention is given one meeting. Based on the results before and after the basic life support (BHD) training was given, there was an increase in changes. The results before being given basic life support (BHD) training (pre test) were obtained by the majority  of non-clinical staff  knowledge level was less as many as 24 respondents (48.0%) while after being given basic life support (BHD) training (post test), there was a majority  of  non-clinical staff knowledge level good as 34 respondents (68.0%). The results of bivariate analysis using the wilcoxon test obtained a significant value of 0.000 (p value < 0.05). The conclusion of the study showed that there was an effect of basic life support (BHD) training on the level of knowledge  of nonclinical staff about cardiac arrest. The next research suggestion is to provide basic life support (BHD) training to the community as a whole.