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Objective:To understand the public's willingness to implement telephone-assisted cardiopulmonary resuscitation (T-CPR) and its influence factors, so as to provide relevant evidence for implementing telephone-assisted cardiopulmonary resuscitation in China.Methods:Using the qualitative research method to interview 20 members of the public deeply. And Using the content analysis method to summarize the topic.Results:Two major themes were summarized, the public′s willingness to implement T-CPR and the influence factors of implementing T-CPR. Among theme, the influencing factors of the implementation of T-CPR mainly included the public's own factors (weak sense of first aid, poor first aid skills), patient factors (causes of cardiac arrest, relationship between patients and witnesses, age of patients), pressure of public opinion, and guidance methods.Conclusions:According to the qualitative interview results of the public′s willingness to implement T-CPR and its influence factors, there is a large room for improvement in the T-CPR rate of the public in China. And it′s urgent to improve relevant laws, policies and guidance standards, and vigorously promote and popularize T-CPR.