Synopsis
In this complacent culture where until 9/11 we took our nation s well being for granted, how do we teach our children to react in potentially life threatening situations? What is the protocol for handling advances by strangers, bomb threats, bullying, cyberstalking, discrimination, sexual harassment, hostage taking, even terrorism? How knowledgeable are everyday caregivers about alcohol abuse, addictions, eating disorders, even suicidal behaviors? What can a parent or teacher do to protect our innocent children? This book helps caregivers to prepare children for and respond to emergencies, including natural disasters and potential terrorist attacks. In addition, the warnings and recommendations in the book allow students to assess their own skills, and will help them to identify, prevent, and respond to safety and health issues in their daily environment.
About the Author
Albert David is a journalist and writer, specializing in prevention, safety and health issues. He has been working as journalist and editor-in-chief of health magazines in European countries for 26 years. He is also author of Prevention, Safety and Health in the Workplace from A to Z. Dr. David Farcy is an Emergency Medicine and Critical Care medicine attending. He has extensive Pre-Hospital experience, has been involved with Emergency Medical Services for many years as an EMT, Paramedic, and Instructor. He has worked with various EMS, Fire Department and Law enforcement in different topics like mass casualty incidents, prevention, safety and other important health related issues. Dr Farcy is the Director of Emergency Department Critical Care in Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami, Florida.
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