The Red Cross proposes that first aid teaching be included in the school curriculum: everyone learns first aid first aid for everyone-IT and health

On September 10, the Chinese Red Cross Society held a press conference on “World First Aid Day”. Sun Shuopeng, vice president of the Chinese Red Cross Society, introduced that in order to implement the Healthy China Action Plan, the Ministry of Education and the Chinese Red Cross Society jointly formulated and issued the “Notice on Further Promoting School Emergency Care Work” to increase emergency response to school teachers and students First aid training is intensified, and first aid training is included in the military training of students. Everyone learns first aid, first aid is for everyone!

The Red Cross Society of China has also joined forces with all parties to promote the integration of AED and emergency rescue machines into the campus to help build a safe campus. According to incomplete statistics, since this year, Red Cross Societies at all levels have overcome the impact of the epidemic and have trained 6.38 million teachers and students in schools.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) designates the second Saturday in September every year as “World First Aid Day”, calling on the Red Cross or Red Crescent Societies of all countries It will organize and carry out various activities to popularize the knowledge and skills of emergency care, and promote and promote emergency care.

The notice proposes that by 2030, the ratio of teachers to students receiving public welfare training for ambulance personnel in primary and secondary schools shall in principle be no less than 1:50, and actively promote the training of school doctors, physical education teachers, class teachers and other teachers to obtain evidence. During the military training, the students will be trained to popularize the knowledge of disaster prevention and avoidance.

The notice requires that the Red Cross Societies and education departments in all regions should actively promote the provision of first aid equipment in schools, build “fraternity school clinics”, improve first aid training and equipment and facilities standards, strengthen rescue training and drills, and effectively enhance campus rescue service capabilities.