A nationwide survey of CPR training in Sweden: Foreign born and unemployed are not reached by training programmes

Public knowledge of how to use an automatic external defibrillator in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Hong Kong

“…This percentage is low in comparison to Sweden (45%), New Zealand (74%), and Washington (79%) but comparable to Singapore (31%). [18][19][20][21] An even lower percentage (approximately 15%) were trained in the use of AED. Although subject recruitment and sampling methods differed in these studies, both findings from this study raise concern about the prevalence of life-saving skills among Hong Kong citizens.…”

Awareness and attitudes of Chinese students towards cardiopulmonary resuscitation

“…Only 28% of respondents reported that they had heard of CPR and only 27% of respondents had studied CPR. Furthermore, only 3% of respondents had attended CPR compared with 54.4% in Sweden and 76% in New Zealand 8 9…”

A framework for analysing migrant health policies in Europe

“…• Screening and vaccination [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] • Out-of-hours primary care [31] • Hospital inpatient and outpatient services [32,33] • Dental care [34] • Access to sexual and reproductive services [35,36,37,38,39] • Mental health services [40] • Long term care [41,42,43,44] However, in other studies, no migrant inequalities were found, such as in duration of stay in Danish hospitals [45].…”