Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China
Objective. This study explores the application and effect of the modified basic life support training in improving the first-aid level and rescue willingness of community residents in China. Methods. A total of 94 residents of a community in Nantong city were selected as the subjects by cluster samp...
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| description | Objective. This study explores the application and effect of the modified basic life support training in improving the first-aid level and rescue willingness of community residents in China. Methods. A total of 94 residents of a community in Nantong city were selected as the subjects by cluster sampling to receive the modified basic life support (BLS) training. The BLS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of all recruited subjects were evaluated by a questionnaire before and after training. A skill operation assessment was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the modified BLS training. Results. There were statistically significant differences in the BLS rescue willingness, theory, and skill scores before and after the training P<0.01. A total of 93.62% of the residents considered the modified BLS training model easier to learn and acceptable than the traditional model, and 92.55% of them thought the training content and teaching arrangement were reasonable. Conclusion. The modified BLS training model could improve the community residents’ rescue willingness and skill mastery rates, enhance their first-aid skills and awareness, reduce the risk of disease transmission to a certain extent, and improve the success rate of prehospital first aid to ensure the safety of rescuers and patients. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-76f4b468019e44ccac86bcf0b17b79ba2025-02-03T00:59:38ZengWileyInternational Journal of Clinical Practice1742-12412022-01-01202210.1155/2022/6702146Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in ChinaYu-Fei Qian0Yu-Qin Ren1Li Wang2Rong-Qian Sun3Dan-Feng Li4Department of EmergencyDepartment of EmergencyDepartment of EmergencyDepartment of EmergencyDepartment of EmergencyObjective. This study explores the application and effect of the modified basic life support training in improving the first-aid level and rescue willingness of community residents in China. Methods. A total of 94 residents of a community in Nantong city were selected as the subjects by cluster sampling to receive the modified basic life support (BLS) training. The BLS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of all recruited subjects were evaluated by a questionnaire before and after training. A skill operation assessment was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the modified BLS training. Results. There were statistically significant differences in the BLS rescue willingness, theory, and skill scores before and after the training P<0.01. A total of 93.62% of the residents considered the modified BLS training model easier to learn and acceptable than the traditional model, and 92.55% of them thought the training content and teaching arrangement were reasonable. Conclusion. The modified BLS training model could improve the community residents’ rescue willingness and skill mastery rates, enhance their first-aid skills and awareness, reduce the risk of disease transmission to a certain extent, and improve the success rate of prehospital first aid to ensure the safety of rescuers and patients.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/6702146 |
| spellingShingle | Yu-Fei Qian Yu-Qin Ren Li Wang Rong-Qian Sun Dan-Feng Li Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China International Journal of Clinical Practice |
| title | Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China |
| title_full | Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China |
| title_fullStr | Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China |
| title_full_unstemmed | Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China |
| title_short | Application of the Modified Basic Life Support Training Model in Improving Community Residents’ Rescue Willingness in Nantong City in China |
| title_sort | application of the modified basic life support training model in improving community residents rescue willingness in nantong city in china |
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