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QCPR Classroom

Fun learning is better learning

We know CPR training creates lifesavers. But for years, providing accurate and objective feedback on the performance of students has been a challenge for instructors. Until now.

The QCPR Classroom App is now available for our Little Anne QCPR with feedback and a gaming element. This enables instructors to enhance the quality of CPR training, classroom efficiency and learner engagement – with up to 42 Manikins at the same time.

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QCPR Classroom App

Live CPR feedback

Check how every learner is performing with feedback on depth, release, rate and ventilations.

Intelligent scoring and guidance

Motivate learners to go from “passed” to "perfection".

Detailed group overview

See how the whole class performed, and get tips on group improvement. 

Gamified learning with QCPR Race

Up to 12 students race against each other in an exciting and engaging test of CPR skills.

Seamless Classroom Preparation

Setting up a CPR Classroom has never been easier – the app onboarding guides the user in 3 simple steps

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Free download

Download the QCPR Classroom app today!

Download on the App Store
Download on the App Store

Compatible with the following CPR manikins

Little Anne QCPR improves CPR training quality and learner engagement for bystanders and first-aid workers. Little Anne QCPR improves CPR training quality and learner engagement for bystanders and first-aid workers.

Little Anne QCPR

App compatibility: QCPR Classroom

QCPR Classroom app works with:

  • Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with both iPad and iPhone.
  • Requires Android 7.0 or later. Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S8, S9, Tab S3 and One Plus 7T.

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Survival tripled in Denmark

A national initiative to increase bystander CPR in Denmark resulted in a significant increase in survival from cardiac arrest. The initiative focused on community CPR and improved resuscitation and dispatcher guidelines.

Find the report on JAMA Network

3x Increase in bystander CPR
3x Increase in victims arriving alive at hospital
3x More patients alive after 30 days

Alex is alive today because of community lifesavers

Alex learned CPR at school as part of the British Heart Foundations Nation of Lifesavers campaign.

Several months later he collapsed, and CPR was performed on him in the school gym. The teachers' and staffs' fast actions and knowledge helped save his life.