Republic of the Philippines

Province of South Cotabato

OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICER
City of Koronadal
Tel. No.:228-2918, Fax. 228-9422

Post Training Report

TITLE: Basic Life Support Training for Health Personnel and Lay Rescuers

DATE: July 25 – 27, 2018 (batch 1)

August 1 – 3, 2018 (batch 2)

VENUE: Viajera Dine & Cafe, Brgy. Morales, City of Koronadal, South Cotabato

TRAINING OBJECTIVE:

The training course aims to provide knowledge, attitude, and skills in handling emergency
situations, hence saving lives of those endangered, not only at the facility level, but also in the
participants’ respective residences as well. The trained personnel and community members will
automatically serve as first responders to administer BLS Care until a more advanced medical
care is made available.

Specific Objectives:

At the end of the course, the participants will be able to:

1. Describe the principles of Emergency care.

2. Identify the three kinds of life support, and four links of survival for adult and
pediatric patients.
3. Discuss the human anatomy and physiology of the nervous, respiratory and
circulatory system
4. Demonstrate how to perform rescue breathing alone for an adult, child and
infant who show signs of circulation but have no or inadequate breathing.
5. Demonstrate how to execute cardiopulmonary resuscitation to an adult, child
and infant.
RESULTS:

Item 1st Batch 2nd Batch

1. Attendance of 100% 100%
Participants
2. A. Pre-test Range: 8 - 20 Range: 3 - 14
Median: 13 Median: 10
Mean: 13 Mean: 9
B. Post-test Range: 19 - 24 Range: 19 - 25
Median: 20 Median: 19
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 Mean: 21 Mean: 19
Percentage increased: Percentage increased:
35% 52.63%
C. Skills Test Failed Passed Failed Passed
0% 100% 0% 100%
3. Training Evaluation Mean Mean
Training Course 4.15 4.12

Resource person # 1 4.32 4.22

Resource person # 2 4.17 4.37
Resource person # 3 4.47 4.32
Resource person # 4 4.85 4.21
Resource person # 5 4.71 4.73
4. Training venue 3.56 3.23

Interpretation:

1. There were 20 out of 20 participants attended during the 2 batches of training

conducted. Training was indeed considered significant for Medical and lay rescuers as to
the occurrence of any emergency that they foresee to arise from any household or to
any facility because of this 100% attendance.
2. A pre-test was given in the first day and post-test was given in the final day. Test
comprises 25-item equivalent of questions. Results show a general increase in the
median and mean scores and a decrease in the range of scores in both batches. This
signifies significant learning, knowledge and comprehension from participants of the
said training.

100% passed the skills tests in demonstrations that cover CPR for infant, pedia, and
adult and rescue breathing alone for infant, child and adult who show signs of circulation but
have no or inadequate breathing. They met the requirement of at least 75% rating.
3. Evaluation tool is rated from 1-5; 1 strongly disagree, 2 disagree, 3 neither, 4 agree, 5
strongly agree. Generally, participants agreed that preparation was given enough time,
content and delivery were sufficient and speakers were knowledgeable enough.
4. Training venue did not meet the standard of the participants when it comes to its
accessibility, quality of food and attitude of the hotel personnel. Specific comments
include that food served was inadequate to the number of persons to be served.
Accommodation of facilitators is not good, it was overcrowded and has pungent smell.
Only 2 rooms were provided and use of air-conditioning unit was limited. There was no
coordination/endorsement among waitress & front desk on the services provided to
customers.

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ISSUES AND CONCERNS:

ISSUES AND CONCERNS: RECOMMENDATION:

Late registration of participants
Speakers are not functioning well on the
second batch
Encourage participants to come in early so
that we can start the activity early.
Pre – set the spekers for microphone and
sounds before the activity
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demonstration
Rooms for resource person is shared.
For future BLS trainings, the trainers
requested that if possible, we should have
the training on Friday to Saturday.
Transact with the venue for larger space.
Indicate in the activity design if you want
single / double occupancy
IPHO HEMS will refer this matter to the PHO
and BAC office.

Submitted by:

RACEL JOY A. ALOOT,RN

Public Health Nurse

Reviewed by:

ROMEO F. FONTANILLA,RN
Provincial HEMS Coordinator

Noted by:

ALAH BABY C. VINGNO, MD, CFP, PHSAE

Assistant Provincial Health Officer

Approved by:

ROGELIO B. ATURDIDO, JR.,RN

Provincial Health Officer

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