Surf Life Saving Club Fights Gender Bias in Emergency Responses
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Yamba Surf Life Saving Club in New South Wales is advocating for equal emergency response treatment, as data shows women receive less CPR and defibrillation than men in public. The clubs CP-Her program, using both male and female training dummies, aims to raise awareness and train people properly. The initiative is gaining traction, with young trainees showing excellent attitudes and officials agreeing to update main training guides. Heart Foundation experts support the push, emphasizing the importance of basic chest compressions and defibrillator use for all.
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