Table 1 Self-reported experience and life-support education among EMS-physicians
| Â | Average (range or %) |
|---|---|
Years of experience working in anesthesia | 17,6 (7 - 33) |
Years as a EMS-physician | 7,2 (0,3 - 17) |
Percentage of total workload spent in EMS | 17,5% (5 - 30) |
Attended Advanced Trauma Life Support â„¢(ATLS) | 42/53 (79,2) |
Attended Advanced Life Support â„¢(ALS) | 26/53 (49,1) |
Attended Prehospital Trauma Life Support â„¢(PHTLS) | 18/53 (33,9) |
Attended European Pediatric Life Support â„¢(EPLS) | 10/53 (18,9) |
None of the above life-support courses | 8/53 (15,1) |
All of the above life-support courses | 5/53 (9,4) |
ATLS+ALS +PHTLS (Suggested curriculum by The Danish Society of Anesthesia and intensive Care Medicine) [34] | 13/53 (24,5) |