Making First Aid More Accessible During Mass-Casualty Incidents
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https://doi.org/10.25894/ijfae.2.2.4Keywords:
education, MCI, First Aid, accessibility, safety, mass casualty incidents, willingness, life savingAbstract
Because bystanders can play a vital role in delivering first aid prior to the arrival of emergency care, the Safety Region of IJsselland (www.in-prep.eu/srij/) together with the Netherlands Red Cross, developed a skill focused workshop called ‘Lifesaving Acts,” and then offered it freely to its citizens. Participants learn how to react in the critical moments following a mass casualty incident (MCI), while they are waiting emergency medical services (EMS) to arrive, through an engaging workshop that emphasizes building confidence to help over certification to use specialized equipment.Downloads
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2019-12-31
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