Race against time: testing how to get Life-Saving drug to patients fastest
NCT ID NCT07471555
Summary
This study aims to find the fastest way to give the emergency drug epinephrine during a simulated cardiac arrest. It compares two injection methods (into a vein vs. into bone) and two types of drug packaging (vials vs. pre-filled syringes). Fourth-year nursing students will be trained and then timed as they perform the procedure in a controlled practice setting to gather information for future training.
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Faculty of Nursing and Podiatry
Valencia, Valencia, 46010, Spain
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