The Application of Multi-party Collaboration Mechanism in Adolescent Drowning Prevention Education

Drowning is a severe global public health issue. In China, drowning-related fatalities among adolescents account for 33% of accidental deaths, making it the leading cause of accidental death among Chinese adolescents. This study explores the application and effectiveness of a multi-party collaboration mechanism in adolescent drowning prevention education. It introduces the roles of four key stakeholders—families, schools, society (including government and community)—in adolescent drowning prevention education. The study investigates how these four parties can optimize adolescent drowning prevention education through a collaborative mechanism. Through quantitative and qualitative analysis, it summarizes whether the multi-party collaboration mechanism can significantly reduce the incidence of adolescent drowning accidents, improve safety awareness, and enhance first aid skills. The study aims to provide practical guidance for policymakers and educational practitioners to promote the orderly and healthy development of adolescent drowning prevention education.