Due to the introduction of Smart Advanced Life Support in 2015, paramedics can provide Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support to patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Although studies have been conducted to confirm the effectiveness of Smart Advanced Life Support for patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, there is a lack of exploration of the experiences that paramedics face in the field in a changed environment. In this paper, I report two cases experienced by paramedics when using Smart Advanced Life Support, including communication with uncooperative caregivers and the burden felt by paramedics. In addition, to promote Smart Advanced Life Support, I propose enhancing paramedic training, establishing communication guidelines with caregivers, expanding the promotion of Smart Advanced Life Support, and providing customized education for the elderly.

This study analyzed the physical changes in 119 paramedics transporting equipment at the emergency site and performing post-cardiopulmonary resuscitation through experiments. First, the average heart rate increased by about 25 times comparing CPR was performed without physical load and with personal protective equipment after moving equipment. In the third quartile, it increased to about 27 times. Second, when CPR was performed without physical load, and CPR was performed after moving the equipment with personal protective equipment, both the body temperature was raised and the rising body temperature was measured within normal body temperature. Third, the change in respiration rate increased by 7 times on average comparing CPR was performed without physical load and CPR was performed after moving the equipment while wearing personal protective equipment. In the third quartile, it increased to about 11 times. Finally, the change in blood pressure increased by 26.6 mmHg on average comparing CPR was performed without physical load and with wearing personal protective equipment after moving the equipment, and increased by 31.2 mmHg on average in the third quartile.