What documents should instructors provide to the PIC for the CRP?

Providing lesson plans to the Person in Charge (PIC) for the Cardiac Resuscitation Program (CRP) is essential because these documents outline the structure and content of the training sessions. Lesson plans detail the objectives, teaching methods, and specific activities that will be conducted. This allows the PIC to ensure that the instruction aligns with program standards and meets the necessary guidelines. It also enables effective evaluation of the training provided, ensuring that all critical aspects of cardiopulmonary resuscitation are covered comprehensively. Additionally, having well-defined lesson plans can facilitate better communication and coordination among staff members, fostering a more cohesive training environment.

In contrast, while progress reports and participant feedback are useful for understanding program effectiveness and areas for improvement, they do not directly communicate the instructional content. Injury reports are also important for safety management but are unrelated to the actual teaching of CRP guidelines.