In recent years, sudden death events have often attracted widespread attention. In March this year, a man in Beijing's Dongdan Gymnasium died suddenly and was saved from death after meeting six doctors playing the same game. On November 27, actor Gao Yixiang died of sudden death while recording a program. It was sad … The occurrence of these tragedies also brought "emergency rescue" into public view again.
In real life, in addition to sudden death, such as trauma, coma, poisoning and other critical situations, the effective first aid of the first witness on the scene can greatly reduce patient injury and save lives. However, the data show that people's knowledge of first aid is obviously insufficient, and many people only know how to call 120 when in trouble. According to the survey, the public has the highest awareness rate (84%-90%) of how to correctly dial the rescue phone, while the awareness rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and airway obstruction is the lowest, less than 20%.
When it comes to health care, it is not alarmist to say that first aid is delayed. A person who does not know first aid knowledge and does not master first aid skills may delay the best time for treatment in case of an emergency. The gap between first aid needs and first aid capabilities needs urgent attention, and it is more necessary to take measures to make it up as soon as possible. Because today it seems that health is no longer a simple matter of seeking medical advice and taking medicine. On the contrary, health is a positive way of life, and it is the ability and accomplishment to actively obtain a healthy life. Among them, the level of safety and first aid literacy is an important indicator to measure health literacy.
In addition, equipped with first aid items and equipment, should be standard in public places. The plan of action also mentioned that the standard of first aid facilities and equipment in public places should be improved, first aid drugs, equipment and facilities should be provided in crowded places, and automated external defibrillator should be provided. In the past, due to the lack of automated external defibrillator in many public places, the vast majority of rescuers were only able to complete two to three steps of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, so the rescue effect would naturally be discounted. First aid knowledge should be popularized, and facilities should be improved in small steps, especially in the front.