Samsung Medical Center Medical Students Receive CPR Training

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Today, we're sharing a case study about the CPR training provided to medical students at Samsung Medical Center in 2019.

In July 2019, CPR training was conducted for medical students at Samsung Medical Center in Seoul.

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This training involved multiple professional CPR instructors and was specifically designed for future doctors who will directly save lives.
The curriculum covered CPR techniques for both general adults and infants.

IMLAB's 'HeartySense' provided precise feedback and evaluation during the training, which is essential for doctors to save lives.
We hope that through fundamental training with IMLAB's 'HeartySense,' these medical students will grow into doctors capable of saving many lives in emergency situations.

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