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Comparative Analysis of Educational Programmes (A Proposal of Innovation of Water Safety Educational Programme of Czech Red Cross in relation to the Standards of International Lifesaving Federation) Author: Jana Novotna (02-23)
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Establishing Coastal Lifeguard Services in Pakistan
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1) A Associação Nacional de Salvamento Aquático de Cabo Verde (AsNaSA Cabo Verde) foi criada para implementar um sistema integrado de salvamento aquático no país.
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ILS Position Statement: Seizure Disorders in Lifesaving and LifeguardingILS - International Life Saving Federation
1. The document discusses risks for individuals with seizure disorders in bathing, swimming, lifesaving, and lifeguarding. It reviews evidence on risks of drowning and water accidents for those with seizure disorders.
2. Individuals with uncontrolled or potentially unstable epilepsy should avoid water activities until stability is established due to greater risk of submersion or drowning, especially for those with frequent or unpredictable convulsive seizures.
3. For lifesaving training and lifeguarding, individuals with confident seizure control and a seizure-free period of at least 6 months can participate with precautions, while deep water activities require over a year of no seizures.Eye health and vision standards for lifeguards
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The study aimed to determine the appropriate visual acuity standards for beach lifeguards. It found that while calculations suggested lifeguards need 6/17 vision to see a head at 300m, tests with lifeguards found they needed 6/7 vision on average. The study recommends lifeguards have corrected vision of 6/9 and uncorrected vision no worse than 6/18 in either eye to safely spot people in trouble from 200-300m away.
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Education Standards
- 1. EDUCATION STANDARDS in the area of Water Safety Mgr. Jana Novotna PaedDr. Tomas Miler Water Rescue Service of Czech Red Cross
- 12. J U N I O R C E R T I F I C A T I O N Data marked (x) were not specified. Yellow – certificates that can be a benefit for the Czech Educational Programme. Red – First Aid certificates that are separate, not included in Lifeguard Certificates.
- 13. B A S I C C E R T I F I C A T I O N Data marked (x) were not specified. Red – First Aid certificates that are separate, not included in Lifeguard Certificates.
- 14. E D U C A T I O N A L C E R T I F I C A T I O N Data marked (x) were not specified. # 42 hrs – basic course plus each specialization requires specific length of course. * Revalidation is biannually. + Prerequisites: particular certificate of Junior Certification / Basic Certification group.
- 15. S P E C I A L C E R T I F I C A T I O N Data marked (x) were not specified. Yellow – certificates that can be a benefit for the Czech Educational Programme.