The Degree of First-aid Knowledge and First-aid Skill Mastery of Ningbo Residents Case Study

With the continuous progress of society, the people's demand for a better life is getting higher and higher, strengthen the residents' awareness of the importance of first-aid knowledge, and promote high-quality emergency rescue work is the general trend of social development, and is the practical need to protect the safety of people's lives. To explore the status quo of first-aid knowledge understanding and first-aid skills mastery of Ningbo residents, strengthen the publicity and education of first-aid knowledge, find potential problems and risks, and optimize the construction of Ningbo's first-aid system from the root. A multi-stage sampling method was used to select 7 cities and counties under the jurisdiction of Ningbo City, and a questionnaire survey was conducted among 1030 residents of Ningbo City. The results show that 25% of the respondents know first aid knowledge,68% of the respondents learn first aid knowledge through TV and Internet, 12% of the respondents can calmly cope with emergency situations, 59% of the respondents choose to dial 110 or 120 for rescue. Sixty-seven percent of respondents consider learning first aid to be an essential skill. The study found that the residents of Ningbo City had a low understanding of first-aid knowledge, poor mastery of first-aid skills, insufficient first-aid education and publicity, and need to improve their first-aid awareness and level.

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Science Discovery
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.11648/j.sd.20241205.13
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Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation
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The Degree of First-aid Knowledge and First-aid Skill Mastery of Ningbo Residents Case Study

Liu Xiaomeng, Tong Junjie, He Zhekai, Shen Minghao
Science Discovery
Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation
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The Degree of First-aid Knowledge and First-aid Skill Mastery of Ningbo Residents Case Study

Liu Xiaomeng, Tong Junjie, He Zhekai, Shen Minghao
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Abstract

With the continuous progress of society, the people's demand for a better life is getting higher and higher, strengthen the residents' awareness of the importance of first-aid knowledge, and promote high-quality emergency rescue work is the general trend of social development, and is the practical need to protect the safety of people's lives. To explore the status quo of first-aid knowledge understanding and first-aid skills mastery of Ningbo residents, strengthen the publicity and education of first-aid knowledge, find potential problems and risks, and optimize the construction of Ningbo's first-aid system from the root. A multi-stage sampling method was used to select 7 cities and counties under the jurisdiction of Ningbo City, and a questionnaire survey was conducted among 1030 residents of Ningbo City. The results show that 25% of the respondents know first aid knowledge,68% of the respondents learn first aid knowledge through TV and Internet, 12% of the respondents can calmly cope with emergency situations, 59% of the respondents choose to dial 110 or 120 for rescue. Sixty-seven percent of respondents consider learning first aid to be an essential skill. The study found that the residents of Ningbo City had a low understanding of first-aid knowledge, poor mastery of first-aid skills, insufficient first-aid education and publicity, and need to improve their first-aid awareness and level.

Science DiscoveryVol. 12(5)
Ningbo University of Technology (CN)
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Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation
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