First aid training for high school students
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This study tests a special first aid training program for high school students. It looks at whether the training improves your confidence and skills in giving first aid, and how much it costs. If you join, you'll learn how to help in emergencies and practice hands-on skills.
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Who can take part
- You must be enrolled as a student at the high school where the training is offered.
- Your parent or legal guardian must give permission for you to take part.
- You should not have already completed a certified first aid course through a professional organization.
- You should not have a chronic condition that limits movement or makes practicing first aid difficult.
- You should not have recently experienced a traumatic accident or personal loss.
- You must stay at the same school for the entire academic term.
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