Abstract
Objective To investigate the risks of high-risk sudden cardiac death (SCD) family members to rescue strangers after cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. Methods A total of 11 SCD family members had been semi-structured interviewed. Data was analyzed using constant-comparative method. Results The risks of high-risk SCD family members to rescue strangers included insufficient self-ability, unfavorable social environment and uncertain effects. Conclusions High-risk SCD family members′ participation of CPR depends on their knowledge and evaluation of the risks. Key words: Sudden cardiac death; Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; Risk; Qualitative study
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