1) The study aims to evaluate whether access to leaderboards improves CPR skills for high school students and in-hospital healthcare professionals compared to no access. 2) Participants will use CPR mannequins and be able to view their scores and others' on online leaderboards (intervention) or not view scores (control). Outcomes include practice frequency and quality of CPR techniques. 3) The study has begun recruiting sites and participants. Goals are to recruit more participants and locations, obtain additional funding, and conduct sub-studies at local sites.

1. The use of Leaderboards to improve
In-hospital Staff & High School
Student CPR skills
Ralph J MacKinnon, MBChB Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital
Todd P Chang, MD MAcM Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
INSPIRE @ IMSH 2016 – San Diego, CA
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2. • P1: High School students
• P2: In-hospital healthcare professionals
• I: Access to Leaderboard & others’ scores
• C: No access to Leaderboard
• O1: Usage Frequency
• O2: CPR Technique
– Calculated score (%)
– # 30-second Epochs of appropriate Depth (mm), Recoil (mm, %), Rate
(per minute)
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PICO / Research Question

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Sites – High School
Ethics
Approval
Letter
Received
Sim.
Setup
Recruit
/ Enroll
Adult
Infant
21 Loreto College
23 MCR HS Girls
24 MCR Grammar
20 Xaverian
22 MCR College
25 Whalley Range
26 Lymm HS

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Sites – In-hospital
Ethics
Approval
Letter
Received
Sim.
Setup
Recruit
/ Enroll
Adult
Infant
01 CHLA
03 Columbia Univ
06 Comer
08 Texas Childr
09 U Alabama
12 Manchester
02 Yale
04 CHOP
10 Malarsjukhuset
11 Toronto SickKids
13 St Louis Univ

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Approach

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Approach

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Approach
cprLeader.com
cprinfantBLS.com
cprHighSchool.com

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Approach

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Progress – High School
1. Beginning the Study in November 2016
2. Recruiting additional schools for the March
2016 Crossover phase

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Progress – In-Hospital
1. Ongoing Recruitment, Enrollment, Data
Collection
2. Recruiting additional institutions for the
February / March 2016 Crossover phase
3. Beginning Manuscripts 1 – 3

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Questions to Improve Study
1. How to promote longevity?
2. How to make certain low-performers also
upload / save scores?
3. What to do with collaborative 2-rescuer
scenarios? Are they a new study group?

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Goals for INSPIRE @ IMSH
1. Plan for additional recruitment
2. Locate additional funding sources
3. Plan for sub- / splinter studies at local sites

13. Ralph.mackinnon@cmft.nhs.uk
dr.toddchang@gmail.com
http://www.inspiresim.com/
International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research and Education
Contact Information