Factories mines and communities in the training mode of first aid knowledge.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Factories mines and communities in the training mode of first aid knowledge Of: Huang Qingwen Jijia Ning Meng Jian Wang Cheng Chau Lu Xianfu Yaosheng Si Wu Qiliang full Chenqi Quan Liang Kaiqin [Abstract] Objective To investigate the factories, mines and first aid training for community residents. Methods to select two factories, mines and community as the research object, the object will be divided into two training groups and control group, using two different methods of first aid training for the amateur training, compared training effect in both groups. Results trainees after the training results Jieyou groups increased, but the observation group than the control group. Conclusions As long as proper training methods, factories, mines and community residents to acquire the necessary knowledge of first aid. [Keywords:] first aid; factories, mines and communities; training model For critically ill patients, before the arrival of the professionals, first-aid “platinum 10 minutes” time, timeliness is not “120” possess, but by family members, community residents, witnesses have. This time is much larger than the timeliness of its subsequent rescue professionals. in a variety of disaster-prone and high incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease today, if not to increase public awareness and ability of self-help, to give up out of “platinum time” [1]. the jurisdiction of the Community Health Center range of community-based mainly in factories and mines, from the past three years, the cause of death of the community spectrum obtained 903, 35% of pre-hospital mortality, a substantial part because the community “first responders” lack of first aid, so that patients lose the best opportunity for first aid. In order to improve pre-hospital survival rate, in recent years for factories, mines and the community on how we carry out first aid training for residents in the pilot study, and achieved some success. 1 Subjects an