Ya Shi, Emma Stanmore, Lisa McGarrigle, Xiuhua Wang, Xiaoqing Wang, Yuhua Li, Chris Todd
Development of a community intervention combining social media-based health education plus exercise programme (SHEEP) to improve muscle function among young-old adults with possible sarcopenia: Co-design approach
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foremost cause childrens 119 year death inadvertent injuries accidental harms occur home school rapid suitable parental teacher intervention required increase chances childs survival therefore parents teachers children kindergarten elementary school must knowledgeable first aid practice basic life support bls training current study ambition evaluate orientation level knowledge attitudes around first aid bls training kindergarten elementary school teachers parents city taif makkah region crosssectional study taif saudi arabia targeted kindergarten elementary school teachers parents students enrolled levels 648 participants included study researchers assessed teachers parents knowledge attitudes around first aid bls using validated selfadministered online questionnaire study included 648 participants including 248 383 teachers 400 617 parents sociodemographic analysis showed 412 636 females 233 365 ages 36 45 years approximately 142 219 participants reported previous training cardiopulmonary resuscitation cpr program though half 535 outdated certificates 2 years mean total knowledge study 46 14 224 participants educated first aid support expressing fair level cpr foundations small percentage 23 participants exposed good adequate theoretical level knowledge around cpr skills performance contributors unveiled poor level knowledge 75 statistically significant differences parents teachers p 005 finally numerous participants 85 appreciated training cpr program common motive wish avoid unnecessary death concluded sizable portion contributors expressed lack proficiency fundamental cpr training knowledge skills pointing alarming public concern promisingly sizable percentage participants expressed motivated attitudes toward cpr training therefore additional study data required effectively combat injury emphasis investigating causes risk factors burden socioeconomic health determinants community awareness level desire contribute accessibility disseminating specific intervention strategies