Cardiac arrest is a critical medical emergency that requires immediate intervention to prevent death or permanent disability. Women often experience different symptoms and warning signs compared to men, leading to delays in recognition and treatment (World Health Organization, 2024). Prompt and effective response by nurses significantly improves survival rates and reduces complications associated with cardiac arrest (Aliyu & Usman, 2023).
Nurses play a crucial role in responding to cardiac arrest through early recognition of warning signs, initiating cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and coordinating emergency interventions (Bello et al., 2023). In Gombe State, where access to specialized cardiac care is limited, nurses' preparedness in handling cardiac arrest cases among women is essential for reducing mortality. However, there is a lack of research assessing the knowledge, skills, and readiness of nurses in managing cardiac arrest in the region.
This study aims to evaluate nurses' preparedness in handling cardiac arrest among women in Gombe State, focusing on training, clinical experience, and the availability of necessary resuscitation equipment.
Cardiac arrest remains a major cause of sudden death among women, yet many cases are poorly managed due to delays in recognizing symptoms and inadequate emergency response (Ahmed & Yusuf, 2023). Nurses are often the first healthcare providers to attend to cardiac arrest patients, making their preparedness crucial for survival outcomes.
However, studies suggest that many nurses lack adequate training and confidence in performing life-saving interventions such as CPR and defibrillation (Ibrahim & Yusuf, 2024). In Gombe State, where healthcare facilities may be under-resourced, it is unclear whether nurses have the necessary skills and equipment to effectively manage cardiac arrest cases among women. Without proper assessment, gaps in preparedness may persist, leading to poor patient outcomes.
This study will focus on nurses working in emergency departments, intensive care units, and general wards in selected hospitals in Gombe State. Limitations may include variations in training programs and the availability of emergency equipment across healthcare facilities.
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