Non-medical students first aid awareness and training needs survey of Shiyan city / 重庆医学
Chongqing Medicine
;
(36): 3248-3250, 2017.
Article
in Chinese
| WPRIM
| ID: wpr-610717
ABSTRACT
Objective In order to know first aid awareness and training needs of non-medical college students in Shiyan city,and to provide the basis for an efficient first-aid training.Methods A total of 1063 non-medical colleges in Shiyan city were surveyed by random sampling method.Results 64.61% of students awared of their own lack of knowledge of first aid,only 3.8 % feel rich;based on the first aid knowledge they obtained at present,46.92 % did not hesitate to rescue the stranger.After receiving systematic training,the rate rise to 78.9 %,68.09 % of students worried about their lack of first aid skills were the biggest obstacle for them to implement of rescue;98.3% of the students asked to undergo first aid training,92.27% of students like approach first aid skills was hands-on model.33.03% of students believe that medical schools were the best institutions to undertake emergency training,23.46% of students chose the hospital.Conclusion Non-medical college students in Shiyan city have a bad awareness for firstaid knowledge and a strong desire for training.It is necessary that relevant departments will formulate targeted training programs to improve college students' first-aid response and improve regional emergency level.
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Chongqing Medicine
Year:
2017
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