2015
DOI: 10.1071/hc15274
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Awareness, attitudes and practices of first aid among school teachers in Mangalore, south India

Abstract: Circumstances requiring medical attention are common at schools. Teachers are often the first individuals to witness and handle situations requiring first aid and medical emergencies.

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“…(2) A study conducted in India assessing the knowledge of teachers about first aid procedures in schools showed that 13% of the teachers had low level of knowledge and 87% presented moderate level of knowledge, evidencing a scenario that reveals the lack of a proper qualification of teachers to provide first aid care. (3) Similar results were observed in a study conducted in Africa that identified the lack of knowledge and qualification of elementary education teachers in relation to the appropriate first aid procedures. (4) Education in health is an effective strategy for coping with the deficit of knowledge by teachers on the theme.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…(2) A study conducted in India assessing the knowledge of teachers about first aid procedures in schools showed that 13% of the teachers had low level of knowledge and 87% presented moderate level of knowledge, evidencing a scenario that reveals the lack of a proper qualification of teachers to provide first aid care. (3) Similar results were observed in a study conducted in Africa that identified the lack of knowledge and qualification of elementary education teachers in relation to the appropriate first aid procedures. (4) Education in health is an effective strategy for coping with the deficit of knowledge by teachers on the theme.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…While, these results were in disagreement with Joseph et al (2014), [18] who carry out a study to assess awareness, attitudes and practices of first aid among school teachers in Mangalore, South India and found that there was poor and moderate knowledge of first aid was observed among 13% and 87% of the teachers respectively. Moreover, the current study noticed that there was a statistically significant difference between teachers' performance during pre/post test the training program (p = .000).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 47%
“…However, these findings were not agreed with [24] who had study to determine the knowledge and performances of first aid between children at preparatory schools in India and imply that there was lack of knowledge level regarding of first aid was shown between 15% and 85% for preparatory school's children respectively. Furthermore, the current study reflected a highly statistically significant among preparatory school's children practices before & after the training program (P level at 0.00).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 46%