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🔵 Session: Mobilizing research, evidence and publication to enhance first aid activities and programs

🔵 Hosted by: Global First Aid Reference Centre (GFARC)
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🟡 Details: As the largest provider of first aid education worldwide, RCRC National Societies are well placed to contribute to the evidence base that underpins scientific guidelines that they themselves should follow. But for evidence to be created, rigorous research needs to be carried out and published. This can be challenging for busy practitioners without academic training, funds and time. The International Journal of First Aid Education provides a platform for first aid providers to share their stories and experiences of changes and improvements they have made to their programmes. The GFARC supports RCRC NS in scaling up their First Aid programs and it serves as a global network for sharing knowledge and experiences. In this session, we will hear about the journey towards publishing from two small RCRC national societies, Timor Leste and Fiji. We will hear about how the IFRC First Aid, Resuscitation and Education Guidelines are developed and how evidence is used. And we will discuss the challenges and benefits of research for publication, even at a small scale, and the impact it can have.
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🎤 Speakers:
Emiliy Oliver, Senior Editor, International Journal of First Aid Education
Elisabeth Glorita, First aid Program Coordinator and Community Based Risk Reduction Manager
Riaz Khan, Safety Coordinator, Fiji Red Cross Society
Lesley Jacobson, NZRC First Aid Delegate
Mercedes Aguerre, Head of the GFARC Technical Support Unit