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Most hospitals in 2008 (78%) were located in regional or remote areas which is slightly higher than that observed in the 2001 survey (Table 1). In 2008, over half (53%) of the hospitals that did not respond to the survey were located in regional areas. There was no significant difference in the distribution of remoteness categories among the 2001 and 2008 surveys.
All respondents to the 2008 survey indicated that a defibrillator was located on site compared to 97% in 2001, but this was not a statistically significant difference compared to the 2001 survey results. There was a difference in the proportion of hospitals with AED capability in 2008 (86%) compared to 71% in 2001 (15% difference; 95% CI 10%, 29%; p= 0.04) (Table 2). In 2008, registered nurses were permitted to operate AEDs at 98% of hospitals where these devices were available compared to 74% in 2001 (24% difference; 95% CI 14%, 34%; p

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Most hospitals in 2008 (78%) were located in regional or remote areas which is slightly higher than that observed in the 2001 survey (Table 1). In 2008, over half (53%) of the hospitals that did not respond to the survey were located in regional areas. There was no significant difference in the distribution of remoteness categories among the 2001 and 2008 surveys. All respondents to the 2008 survey indicated that a defibrillator was located on site compared to 97% in 2001, but this was not a statistically significant difference compared to the 2001 survey results. There was a difference in the proportion of hospitals with AED capability in 2008 (86%) compared to 71% in 2001 (15% difference; 95% CI 10%, 29%; p= 0.04) (Table 2). In 2008, registered nurses were permitted to operate AEDs at 98% of hospitals where these devices were available compared to 74% in 2001 (24% difference; 95% CI 14%, 34%; p<0.001).All hospitals in both surveys indicated CPR training was provided for registered nurses. In 2008, further details about CPR training was sought that showed training was conducted every 12 months in 86% of hospitals. One hospital offered CPR training every three months whereas three hospitals (7%) indicated that nurses were not required to attend CPR training. The 2008 survey demonstrated that nurses were likely to undertake practical rather than written CPR assessments (93% versus 68% respectively) (Table 2). This was not measured in the 2001 survey.Training in combined (AED and manual) defibrillation for nurses was undertaken in 95% of hospitals in 2008 and in 85% of hospitals in 2001; however, this was not a statistically significant difference. There was a marked improvement in the proportion of nurses required to undertake solely AED training in 2008 (92%) compared to 2001 (52%) (40% difference; 95% CI 26%, 54%; p<0.001) (table 2)

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Sebagian besar rumah sakit pada tahun 2008 (78%) berada di wilayah regional atau jauh yang sedikit lebih tinggi dari yang diamati pada survei 2001 (Tabel 1). Pada tahun 2008, lebih dari setengah (53%) dari rumah sakit yang tidak menanggapi survei yang terletak di wilayah regional. Tidak ada perbedaan yang signifikan dalam distribusi kategori keterpencilan antara survei tahun 2001 dan 2008.
Semua responden survei 2008 menunjukkan bahwa defibrillator terletak di situs dibandingkan dengan 97% pada tahun 2001, tapi ini bukan perbedaan yang signifikan secara statistik dibandingkan dengan 2001 hasil survei. Ada perbedaan dalam proporsi rumah sakit dengan kemampuan AED pada tahun 2008 (86%) dibandingkan dengan 71% pada tahun 2001 (15% perbedaan; 95% CI 10%, 29%; p = 0,04) (Tabel 2). Pada tahun 2008, perawat terdaftar diizinkan untuk beroperasi AED pada 98% dari rumah sakit di mana perangkat ini tersedia dibandingkan dengan 74% pada tahun 2001 (24% perbedaan; 95% CI 14%, 34%; p <0,001).
Semua rumah sakit di kedua survei pelatihan CPR ditunjukkan disediakan untuk perawat terdaftar. Pada tahun 2008, rincian lebih lanjut tentang pelatihan CPR dicari yang menunjukkan pelatihan dilakukan setiap 12 bulan di 86% dari rumah sakit. Salah satu rumah sakit menawarkan pelatihan CPR setiap tiga bulan sedangkan tiga rumah sakit (7%) menunjukkan bahwa perawat juga tidak diharuskan untuk mengikuti pelatihan CPR. 2008 survei menunjukkan bahwa perawat kemungkinan besar akan melakukan penilaian CPR praktis daripada ditulis (93% berbanding 68% masing-masing) (Tabel 2). Ini tidak diukur dalam survei 2001.
Pelatihan gabungan (AED dan manual) defibrilasi untuk perawat dilakukan di 95% dari rumah sakit pada tahun 2008 dan di 85% dari rumah sakit pada tahun 2001; Namun, ini bukan perbedaan yang signifikan secara statistik. Ada peningkatan yang nyata dalam proporsi perawat yang dibutuhkan untuk melakukan pelatihan hanya AED pada tahun 2008 (92%) dibanding tahun 2001 (52%) (40% perbedaan; 95% CI 26%, 54%; p <0,001) (Tabel 2 )