Methods A training concept for preschool teachers on seizure management focussing on practical skills was developed. To assess the success of the training, a structured interview on attitudes relating to rescue medication administration was conducted. The number of committed errors during administration of...
Results were found to be statistically significant, which indicated that teachers had little knowledge of seizure disorders and their management, and that Project SAFE was an effective educational model for mainstream inservice training. 展开 DOI: 10.1177/019874298200700211 ...
The purpose of this study was to assess educators' knowledge of the law as it affects students' rights and to ascertain the extent of in-service training in the area of school law. The study surveyed administrators, teachers and support ... Janice M. Johnson 被引量: 4发表: 1985年 ...
Training programs for school nurses/teachers and caregivers may be employed to increase confidence and competency with seizure rescue medication use [16,24]. Given the delays in EMS arrival and low EMS administration of ASMs [20], the understanding of SE as a time-sensitive emergency with rapid...
TrainingRescue medicationSeizureEmergencyPractical skillsPurpose: Prolonged seizures can cause severe harm and even death. For seizures lasting longer than 5 min, an administration of rescue medication is therefore recommended. Caregivers such as preschool teachers should be able to administer correctly anti...
Consequently, schoolteachers would be among the first health care providers. Thus, teachers' knowledge and practice are imperative for the students' safety and development. We aimed to assess the knowledge of epilepsy and seizure first aid among teachers at all educational levels in Jeddah, Saudi ...
More than half of the responding children reported that some of their teachers and friends did not know that they had epilepsy. A significant minority of parents (32%) did not feel that the child's transition from preschool to primary, or primary to secondary school was managed well. ...