Andalusia reports resuscitation training for 12,300 young people
Results of the October 15–16 sessions were announced on October 18, alongside 22 first-responder recognitions.
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Andalusia’s 061 health emergency centre said 12,300 young people received resuscitation training at cardiomarathon events across all eight provinces on October 15 and 16. Its October 18report describes one-hour practical sessions using manikins or simulated patients.
More than 300 volunteer instructors took part, including health professionals, security services, the Red Cross and civil protection. The centre also gave 22 recognitions to people and professionals whose first response helped save lives in actual cardiac-arrest cases.
Data
Andalusia reports resuscitation training for 12,300 young people
| Young people trained | 12300 |
| First-responder recognitions | 22 |
Methodology
Training and recognition counts in the October 18 official report on October 15–16 sessions, not clinical patient outcomes. The body’s 12,300 is used rather than the rounded headline.
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