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Table 2 Results of quality assessment of included studies using the Effective Public Health Practice Project (EPHPP) tool

From: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training strategies in the times of COVID-19: a systematic literature review comparing different training methodologies

First Author, Country, and Year Selection Bias Study Design Confounders Blinding Data Collection Methods Withdrawal and Dropouts Global Rating
Standard versus Non-standard Face to Face CPR Training
 Ko RJM
Singapore, 2018 		Strong Strong Strong Moderate Strong Moderate Strong
 Beck S
Germany, 2015 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Moderate Moderate Moderate
 Charlier N
Belgium, 2016 		Moderate Strong Strong Weak Strong Moderate Moderate
 Rossler B
Austria, 2013 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Moderate Moderate Moderate
 Chamberlain D
UK, 2001 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Moderate Moderate Moderate
 Choi HS
Korea, 2015 		Strong Moderate Strong Moderate Weak Moderate Moderate
Standard versus Hybrid CPR Training
 Nakanishi T
Japan, 2017 		Moderate Moderate Strong Strong Moderate Strong Strong
 Heard DG
USA, 2019 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Moderate Moderate Moderate
 Reder S
USA, 2006 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Moderate Moderate Moderate
Standard versus Online CPR Training
 Todd KH
USA, 1998 		Moderate Strong Strong Moderate Moderate Moderate Strong
 Rehberg RS
USA, 2009 		Moderate Strong Strong Weak Strong Moderate Moderate
 Beskind DL
USA, 2016 		Strong Strong Strong Weak Strong Moderate Moderate
 Todd KH
USA, 1999 		Moderate Strong Strong Moderate Strong Moderate Strong
 Ahn JY
Korea, 2011 		Strong Moderate Strong Moderate Moderate Moderate Strong
 Kardong-Edgren SE
USA, 2010 		Moderate Moderate Strong Weak Strong Moderate Moderate
 Diez N
Spain, 2013 		Moderate Strong Strong Strong Strong Moderate Strong
 Ali S
India, 2019 		Moderate Strong Strong Moderate Strong Strong Strong
 Isbye DL
Denmark, 2006 		Strong Moderate Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong
 Nas J
Netherland, 2020 		Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong
 Einspruch EL
USA, 2007 		Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong Strong
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Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine

ISSN: 1757-7241