Improving First Aid Education through Analysis of First Aid by MARTIAL ART field
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Martial art field is composed of trainees, training facilities, and field. In Martial art field, judgments of instructor and safety awareness have considerable amount of influence on the trainees and the players. Therefore, current research would propose a way to enhance safety awareness of the leaders, trainees, institutions and first aid education. First, practical lecture has to be prior to the theory based education. Also, first aid education needs to be changed from general emergency education to education specifically for each martial arts. Moreover, mandatory certificate is required for assistant instructors. When the instructor is absent, making safety management system manual for the trainees would be essential to react the emergency situation. At the same time, ability of reacting against emergency situation and its educations are necessary along with technical instruction for normal situation. Second, evaluation and education of instructors’ emergency certification, overall social awareness, and change of awareness on possible danger of training are needed. In addition, professional knowledge of emergency aid is required for each instructors. Third, management and supervision over safety supplies and facilities should be mandatory and regulated along with furnishing and integration of basic emergency kit. Fourth, improvement on gym insurance policy is needed. Also prevention program for emergency education system and safety related program should be developed.
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Martial art field is composed of trainees, training facilities, and field. In Martial art field, judgments of instructor and safety awareness have considerable amount of influence on the trainees and the players. Therefore, current research would propose a way to enhance safety awareness of the leaders, trainees, institutions and first aid education. First, practical lecture has to be prior to the theory based education. Also, first aid education needs to be changed from general emergency education to education specifically for each martial arts. Moreover, mandatory certificate is required for assistant instructors. When the instructor is absent, making safety management system manual for the trainees would be essential to react the emergency situation. At the same time, ability of reacting against emergency situation and its educations are necessary along with technical instruction for normal situation. Second, evaluation and education of instructors’ emergency certification, overall social awareness, and change of awareness on possible danger of training are needed. In addition, professional knowledge of emergency aid is required for each instructors. Third, management and supervision over safety supplies and facilities should be mandatory and regulated along with furnishing and integration of basic emergency kit. Fourth, improvement on gym insurance policy is needed. Also prevention program for emergency education system and safety related program should be developed.
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