Sanjay Kalra, Mangesh Tiwaskar, Dina Shrestha, Noel Somasundaram, Sonali Gokhalay
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The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India
children schools risk getting injuries activities absence medical support delays ambulance arrival teachers first responders provide first aid accidents occur lack information schoolteachers awareness knowledge first aid administration study aimed assess current level knowledge attitude toward paediatric first aid among elementary schoolteachers jeddah saudi arabia crosssectional study online questionnairebased survey administered teachers primary male schools jeddah region statistical analysis performed using jmp software continuous variables presented mean standard deviation sd data categorical variables presented frequencies percentages statistical tests anova chi square also used p values 005 considered statistically significant total 221 male schoolteachers interviewed online study research participants aged 26 50 years bachelors degree highest education 819 addition half participants 502 20 years 30 years experience teaching almost teachers 995 heard first aid half 57 attending training first aid source information almost half 48 came social media 85 agree need first aid education findings reveal schoolteachers know importance first aid lack training skills administer first aid ambulance arrives therefore urgent need proper first aid training teachers support staff prepare deal emergencies frequently arise childrens schools