The relationship between knowledge, attitude and basic life-support abilities of police cadets, Provincial Police Training Center Region 3
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Basic Knowledge, Attitude, Ability to Basic Life SupportAbstract
Thisresearchisadescriptiveresearchof relationship analysis,aimedatfindingtherelationshipbetweenknowledge. Students'basiclife-savingabilities, attitudes, andabilities Police Officer, ProvincialPoliceTrainingCenterRegion3Bysimplesamplingmethod, samplesize330people, thetoolsusedtocollectdataconsistofgeneralcharacteristicsquestionnaire, basic resuscitation knowledgetest, basic cardiopulmonary supportattitude test, andbasicresuscitationabilityperceptiontest.AnalyzedatawithSpearmancorrelationcoefficientstatistics.
The results showed that most of the police cadets in the sample had moderate basic life-saving knowledge. Moderate attitude There is a small level of recognition of basic resuscitation abilities. Basic life support knowledge is positively correlated with statistically significant basic resuscitation attitudes. Basic knowledge of resuscitation is very negatively correlated with the perception of basic resuscitation capabilities. and a perception of basic life-saving capabilities. There was a very low negative correlation with statistically insignificant attitudes.
Based on the results of this research, the information should be used in the planning of teaching and learning in the curriculum. Royal Thai Police Cadets To promote basic resuscitation operations knowledge to police cadets upon successful completion of training to be able to care for injured people who are unconscious, cardiac arrest and do not breathe suddenly both during their duties and daily life.
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