Can an online course teach Life-Saving skills in remote villages?
NCT ID NCT05909917
Summary
This study tested whether a free online course could effectively teach basic first aid skills to laypeople in four African countries. Researchers compared the online training to traditional in-person classes for 658 commercial drivers and other transport providers. The goal was to find scalable ways to improve emergency care in areas with limited medical services.
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Locations
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Health Emergency Initiative
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
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Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology
Kakamega, Kakamega County, Kenya
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School of Clinical Sciences
Makeni, Northern Province, Sierra Leone
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Vision for Trauma Care in Africa
Mukono, Central Region, Uganda
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