专家点评：程振伟（杭州电子科技大学党委宣传部副部长） 余杭区开展应急救护培训。 不久前，余杭区仓前街道葛巷社区发生暖心一幕。一个二十来岁的小伙子与电瓶车发生碰撞，外卖 小哥蔡光轼从旁边路过，取出随身携带的急救箱，为伤者紧急清理伤口、包扎止血。 "他包扎伤口的手法挺专业！"伤者回忆道。这看似偶然的街头一幕，背后是余杭区正持续推进的红 十字"急救侠"文明实践模式——动员社会力量参与急救，让公共安全网越织越密。在这里，"愿救、敢 救、能救"正逐渐成为城市文明的基因。 A.典型案例 高频次、广覆盖、全天候流动 骑手变身"移动急救站" 自2019年起，应急救护培训连续六年被余杭区纳入区级民生实事项目。今年该区积极推广持证红十 字救护员纳入"急救侠"人才库。其中，特别将目光投向外卖骑手群体——成立"城市骑手红十字急救侠 志愿服务队"。 如何让忙碌的小哥也有时间学急救？余杭正探索上门服务，把培训地点设在"小哥驿站"等骑手聚集 地，通过重新编排课程，模拟小哥会遇到的高频风险场景，向他们传授心肺复苏、创伤止血、包扎固定 等核心急救技能。 B.区域亮点 数字赋能+制度保障 让善意"敢出手、能出手" 如何让"急救侠"不只是一个响亮 ...

（来源：内蒙古日报） 前不久，呼伦贝尔市红十字会选派4名经验丰富的应急救护师资，为国能呼伦贝尔发电有限公司全体员 工开展系统化、专业化的应急救护技能培训。培训内容紧扣企业安全生产实际，涵盖心肺复苏、自动体 外除颤器使用、气道异物梗阻急救和创伤救护等实用技能。经过严格的理论考试和实操考核，300余名 员工掌握了应急救护技能，取得了红十字救护员（初级）证书，成为护航企业安全生产的"救护先锋"。 在开展培训的同时，全区各级红十字会积极探索丰富多样的宣传形式，不断加大应急安全和急救知识的 普及宣传力度。 紧密结合"安全生产月"等重要节点，围绕"人人讲安全、个个会应急"主题，自治区红十字会应急救援救 护中心积极组织开展宣传教育活动，深入内蒙古华电新能源分公司等企业开展应急救护专题讲座。 全区各级红十字会通过发放宣传资料、利用网络平台推送科普知识、组织模拟演练等方式，开展常态 化、多样化的应急安全知识科普宣传，推动应急救护知识和技能融入企业文化，营造"人人学急救、急 救为人人"的氛围。 转自：内蒙古日报 自治区红十字会相关负责人表示，全区各级红十字会将持续深化"救在身边·安全生产"行动，助力企业 构建更牢固的安全生产防线 ...

Core Viewpoint - The training and emergency drill conducted in the Green Low-Carbon Science and Technology Park aimed to enhance fire safety awareness and improve safety management levels among participating companies and personnel [2][4]. Group 1: Training Activities - The event included over 100 participants from more than 30 companies and property management firms, as well as local administrative and emergency management staff [2]. - The training featured a legal awareness presentation and a viewing of the educational film "Safety Production Responsibility on Shoulders," which analyzed various accident cases, particularly focusing on electrical fires and flammable materials [4]. - Practical training on CPR and Heimlich maneuver was provided, emphasizing the critical "golden four minutes" for rescue during emergencies [4]. Group 2: Fire Safety Skills - Participants received systematic training on the operation of fire alarm devices, emergency evacuation route planning, and hands-on practice with fire extinguishers and hydrants [6]. - The training aimed to ensure that every participant mastered essential skills related to fire safety, emergency rescue, and hazard identification [6]. - The diverse and immersive nature of the training was designed to instill safety concepts deeply within the participants [6].

Core Viewpoint - The initiative aims to enhance emergency rescue capabilities among students and faculty in Jiangsu universities, contributing to campus safety and preparedness [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Three-Year Action Plan for Improving Emergency Rescue Capabilities in Jiangsu Universities" was launched on the second Saturday of September, coinciding with World First Aid Day [1]. - The Jiangsu Emergency Center donated rescue equipment to universities and established volunteer rescue teams [1][2]. Group 2: Training and Participation - Over 120 participants from Jiangsu University of Technology attended first aid certification training, while more than 60 representatives from Jiangsu Science and Technology University participated in similar activities [1][2]. - The training included a focus on "First Aid and Climate Change," incorporating knowledge on infectious disease prevention related to climate change [2]. Group 3: Future Plans and Goals - The plan includes training over 30,000 first-year students in eight universities during military training sessions in September [2]. - By 2025-2027, the initiative aims for a 100% first aid training rate among new students and a 100% certification rate for key personnel, alongside the establishment of first aid associations in every university [2].

Core Viewpoint - The event held by the provincial Red Cross Society on September 12 aims to honor emergency rescuers and promote the importance of learning first aid skills among the public [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The "Tribute to Emergency Rescue Heroes" event showcased 14 successful rescue cases by Red Cross rescuers, highlighting skills in CPR, airway obstruction, and trauma emergency care [1] - The event coincides with the 26th World First Aid Day, emphasizing the need for community awareness and preparedness in emergency situations [1] Group 2: Training Initiatives - The provincial Red Cross Society has been enhancing its emergency rescue training system, implementing a "Seven In" initiative to promote first aid training across various sectors including schools, enterprises, communities, and military [1] - Over the past two years, more than 2 million people have participated in training for life-saving skills such as CPR and the use of automated external defibrillators [1] - The number of certified Red Cross rescuers in the province has reached 12.5% of the resident population, indicating a significant increase in community preparedness [1]

Core Points - The article discusses the launch of the "Longi One Percent Emergency Rescue Training" program, aimed at enhancing emergency rescue skills among the public [3][5] - The program is supported by the Longi One Percent Fund, established by Longi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd. in 2010, promoting social contributions [3][5] - The training includes practical exercises in CPR and trauma rescue, emphasizing hands-on experience to effectively master emergency rescue skills [5][6] Group 1 - The training program aims to increase the social impact of emergency rescue knowledge and skills, enabling individuals to act as life savers in critical moments [3][5] - Since May, the training center has conducted over 10 outreach events, benefiting more than 1,000 people and enhancing public awareness of emergency rescue [5] - Specialized training has been provided to over 8,000 individuals from various sectors, including special industries, schools, and enterprises, resulting in a broad dissemination of emergency rescue knowledge [5][6] Group 2 - The training initiative is expected to lead to 180,000 individuals in Shaanxi province obtaining emergency responder qualifications by 2024, with over 34,000 trained by the center [6] - Future training will target specific groups such as teachers, journalists, and social workers to further improve emergency rescue skills across different societal segments [6]

Core Points - The Suzhou Federation of Trade Unions has initiated a "Three Deliveries" campaign to support outdoor workers during the ongoing high-temperature weather, emphasizing the importance of protecting workers' rights and providing timely care [1] - The organization is implementing a "Three Synchronizations" strategy, focusing on safety production training, psychological services, and labor rights protection to ensure the health and safety of workers in high-temperature conditions [2] Group 1 - The campaign includes safety production and emergency rescue training, with 28 training sessions conducted this year, benefiting over 4,000 workers in person and reaching 3.15 million online [2] - Psychological service initiatives have been launched, with 412 mental health lectures held, serving over 2,400 enterprises [2] - The "Three Deliveries" campaign has raised 20.95 million yuan to support various activities aimed at enhancing worker safety and well-being [3] Group 2 - The organization has organized 306 social events for young workers, with participation from 16,000 individuals, addressing their social needs [3] - Efforts are being made to resolve labor disputes and wage issues, ensuring the protection of workers' legal rights [3]

Core Viewpoint - The training conducted by Dongying Airport and the Red Cross Society of Dongying aims to enhance the emergency rescue capabilities of frontline employees, thereby strengthening passenger safety measures [1][4]. Group 1: Training Overview - The training involved over 80 employees from various frontline positions, including customer service, security, and firefighting [1]. - The training was delivered by a team of emergency rescue instructors from the Red Cross, covering CPR basics, AED operation, and emergency response procedures [3]. Group 2: Training Content - Theoretical instruction included common causes of cardiac arrest, clinical manifestations, and rescue principles, emphasizing the critical "golden four minutes" for saving lives [3]. - Simulation demonstrations utilized human models to illustrate the standard CPR process, including awareness assessment, breathing checks, chest compressions, and artificial respiration [3]. Group 3: Practical Training - Participants engaged in hands-on practice with one-on-one guidance from instructors to ensure proper technique and build confidence in their rescue abilities [4]. - The training is part of a broader initiative to enhance the airport's emergency response system and promote a culture of safety [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the implementation of an emergency rescue training program in Wenci Town, Chaozhou, aimed at enhancing community members' emergency response skills and ensuring public safety [2][5][30]. Group 1: Training Program Overview - The training program, titled "Caring for Life, Rescue at Hand," was conducted from May 7 to 8, in collaboration with the Chaozhou Red Cross and local government [2][3]. - This initiative marks the first comprehensive emergency rescue training covering all villages and sectors within Wenci Town [5][6]. - Participants included local officials, employees from town units, teachers, social workers, and enterprise staff, effectively improving grassroots emergency response capabilities [6][7]. Group 2: Training Content and Methodology - The training combined online and offline methods, featuring theoretical lectures alongside practical exercises [3][4]. - Key concepts included the "Golden 4 Minutes" principle, emphasizing the importance of immediate action in life-threatening situations, such as performing CPR within one minute for cardiac arrest victims [10][11][12]. - Participants engaged in hands-on practice with CPR mannequins and AED training devices, receiving real-time feedback on their performance [18][19]. Group 3: Specialized Training for Local Needs - The training also addressed specific local needs, such as burn treatment and wound dressing, to cater to the unique challenges faced by the community [23][30]. - Participants learned to correct common misconceptions about first aid, enhancing their understanding of scientifically proven rescue techniques [25][30]. Group 4: Impact on Community Safety - The initiative is part of a broader strategy to strengthen emergency response networks in rural areas, contributing to the safety and well-being of the community [28][30]. - Successful participants will receive Red Cross rescue certificates, empowering them to act as first responders in their communities [34][36]. - The program aims to transform bystanders into active rescuers, thereby establishing a solid foundation for safety in rural revitalization efforts [37][38].