Study variables
The main outcome in the two arms of the training intervention is the learning curve of the students. This learning will be assessed by means of the Catalan Resuscitation Council's knowledge questionnaire and will be administered on three occasions: at time zero – before starting the training – to assess participants' baseline knowledge, immediately after completion of the training and six months after finishing the course. For this third evaluation, a reminder will be sent to their corporate email with a link to the intranet page of the teaching unit where they can answer the questionnaire.The study also aims to assess aspects of satisfaction with the training activity. For this reason, students will be asked to answer a questionnaire on the training received (Annex 1).Economic aspects will also be evaluated. The researchers will record the time that each student in each arm dedicated to the training, the time dedicated by the teachers and their remuneration and, if applicable, the rental of the equipment used for the training. Once this record has been made, the costs will be compared between the two groups.Different sociodemographic, academic and occupational variables were recorded for each of the participants in each of the two arms of the study in order to stratify the learning outcomes by their different values. The variables collected were: sex, age, professional profile (clinical assistant, social worker, citizen care or other), job position (primary care centre certified for teaching or not certified) and time (in years) spent working in healthcare.