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Knowledge and Attitude towards First Aid Measures among Female Drivers in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study

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Cross-sectional survey reveals key gaps in first aid knowledge among new female drivers, highlighting urgent need for educational interventions.

Substantial gaps in first aid knowledge were identified among female drivers in Saudi Arabia, indicating urgent need for education.
Only 28% of surveyed participants had formal first aid training, while 96% recognized its importance for road safety and emergency preparedness.
Factors like age, education, and driving experience influenced first aid knowledge and attitudes, pointing to areas for targeted interventions.
Integrating first aid training in the licensing process could significantly enhance emergency response skills among female drivers.

Alghamdi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals key gaps in first aid knowledge among new female drivers, highlighting urgent need for educational interventions.

Substantial gaps in first aid knowledge were identified among female drivers in Saudi Arabia, indicating urgent need for education.
Only 28% of surveyed participants had formal first aid training, while 96% recognized its importance for road safety and emergency preparedness.
Factors like age, education, and driving experience influenced first aid knowledge and attitudes, pointing to areas for targeted interventions.
Integrating first aid training in the licensing process could significantly enhance emergency response skills among female drivers.

Alghamdi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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