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Does Dual Operator CPR help minimize interruptions in chest compressions
Resuscitation, 07/28/09
Fallaha JF et al. – Dual Operator CPR with a compression to ventilation rate of 30:2 provides marginal improvement in no–flow duration but CPR quality is otherwise equivalent to Single Operator CPR. There seems little advantage to adding teaching on Dual Operator CPR to lay/trained first responder CPR programs.
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