Have your say in a short survey on First Aid, available in 19 languages, to help us learn what common health situations are experienced by the general public.
The first of its kind, this survey aims to gather information on the most common accidents and health emergencies people are facing and if first aid techniques were provided – with or without first aid skills.
Currently there is no worldwide survey which provides data on accidents and health emergencies commonly experienced, in which environments, with first aid provisions or not. So, in support of the Global First Aid Reference Center, the Red Cross Global Disaster Preparedness Center designed and is helping to distribute the survey found here:
http://preparecenter.org/FAsurvey
Anyone can take this survey, whether you’ve been trained in First Aid or not – we want to hear from you about common incidents and response to them. The survey will be available until the end of February.
Ensure you have life-saving first aid resources at your fingertips with the Red Cross First Aid App, available for free download on iOS and Android.
Currently there is no worldwide survey which provides data on accidents and health emergencies commonly experienced, in which environments, with first aid provisions or not. So, in support of the Global First Aid Reference Center, the Red Cross Global Disaster Preparedness Center designed and is helping to distribute the survey found here:
http://preparecenter.org/FAsurvey
Anyone can take this survey, whether you’ve been trained in First Aid or not – we want to hear from you about common incidents and response to them. The survey will be available until the end of February.
Ensure you have life-saving first aid resources at your fingertips with the Red Cross First Aid App, available for free download on iOS and Android.
