Submitted on Tuesday 20th December 2022
Rejected on Thursday 22nd December 2022
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Basic Life Support to be taught in schools and be part of mandatory curriculum.
Basic Life Support should be taught to children from a young age right through school. This could reduce hospital admissions and save lives. Their is risks in everyday life for everyone, so why shouldn’t we have knowledge of how to possible save a life or at least know the correct ways to try help.
With the correct training to pupils, their could be less hospital admissions helping the NHS. People could be saved from choking or those who are hurt, the known chest compressions and recovery position would be known. The limitations would also be known to the person helping so they don’t cause harm to themselves. This is a no brainer and the cost that the NHS could save can be put towards training in schools. If the school has a first aider, their would be no extra cost for them to teach it.
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