CPR Kiosk – Smart Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training & Assessment System (CPR)

The solution “Adaptive Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training System and Method Based on Individual Skill Profiles and Multi-Sensor Data” has been granted a Utility Solution Patent by the Intellectual Property Office of Vietnam under the Ministry of Science and Technology and published in Industrial Property Gazette No. 464.

The solution is suitable for deployment in hospitals and healthcare facilities; schools and universities; businesses and industrial parks; shopping malls and public spaces; as well as conferences and health-related events.

1. CPR Training Challenges and the Kiosk CPR Solution

Training hundreds or even thousands of people in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) presents a major challenge for hospitals, schools, and businesses, as traditional training often requires significant time, organizational costs, and instructor resources.

In Vietnam, where the mortality rate from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is reported to be as high as 96.2% and ambulances take an average of approximately 22 minutes to reach the scene, Kiosk CPR was developed as an innovative solution to help expand access to CPR skills training.

Kiosk CPR is a smart self-learning and self-assessment CPR training system that allows learners to practice independently, receive immediate feedback, and monitor their progress without requiring continuous one-on-one supervision from an instructor.

2. Why Choose Kiosk CPR?

Flexible and cost-effective training:
The system operates independently, allowing learners to practice whenever they have available time. This helps organizations reduce training costs while optimizing instructor and operational resources, particularly when training large numbers of participants.

Objective assessment based on international CPR standards:
Smart sensors analyze learners’ actual performance against current CPR recommendations from the American Heart Association (AHA) and the European Resuscitation Council (ERC). Learners can immediately identify both their strengths and areas for improvement, including compression depth, compression rate, and chest recoil.

• Smart training data management:
  The system records and stores practice results, allowing healthcare managers, schools, and organizations to monitor individual progress, measure training outcomes, and evaluate the overall effectiveness of CPR training programs.

3. Proven Expertise and Real-World Implementation

• Credible co-development:
  Kiosk CPR combines Wellbeing’s expertise in health and first aid education with modern simulation technology and practical implementation experience developed in collaboration with Duy Tan University in Da Nang.
• Proven real-world application:
  The system has been successfully deployed at Hung Vuong Hospital in Phu Tho to support CPR skills training for the hospital’s nursing staff. It has also been introduced at schools and community health exhibitions and events, including the #CPRSAVESLIVES campaign.

4. Applications and Alignment with National Policy Directions

Kiosk CPR is suitable for deployment in:

• Hospitals and healthcare facilities
• Schools and universities
• Businesses and industrial parks
• Shopping malls and public spaces
• Conferences and health-related events

The solution also supports national directions reflected in Decision No. 1248/QĐ-TTg, which promotes wider access to first aid knowledge and skills among relevant school and healthcare personnel, as well as Resolution No. 71-NQ/TW, which emphasizes linking general education with practical life skills and real-world response capabilities.

Equip Your Organization with Kiosk CPR

Investing in Kiosk CPR means creating more opportunities for employees, students, healthcare workers, and members of the public to regularly practice lifesaving CPR skills. With accessible training, objective assessment, and data-driven progress monitoring, Kiosk CPR helps turn CPR knowledge into practical capability.

Equip Kiosk CPR today so that every employee, every student, and every member of the community has the opportunity to become an “Everyday Hero” — ready to help save a life during the critical first minutes of cardiac arrest.