寄养家庭：急救与心肺复苏标准
First Aid & CPR Malaysia
Becoming a foster family in Malaysia means providing family-based care to a child in need under the Children Act 2001. Applicants are assessed by the Department of Social Welfare, and being able to respond to everyday emergencies — including basic first aid — is part of providing safe care.
急救要求
Foster care in Malaysia is governed by the Children Act 2001 and overseen by the Department of Social Welfare (Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat, JKM). Foster parents are offered a foster child by the Director General of Social Welfare or the Children's Court and must pass an assessment of health, family stability and home safety. Training programmes prepare carers, and holding a current first-aid and CPR certificate is strongly encouraged to handle choking, injuries and cardiac emergencies.
JKM monitors the placement throughout the fostering period, and carers must report any injury within 24 hours. A first-aid certificate is an additional preparation step alongside the suitability assessment and home visit, not a stand-alone qualification to foster.
如何满足此要求
一份受认可且有效的急救与心肺复苏证书即可满足此要求。它是对所需培训或评估的补充，并需定期更新。
符合急救护理最新标准的培训
我们在心肺复苏（CPR）、自动体外除颤器（AED）使用及急救方面的培训，均依据急救心血管护理与急救领域最新的国际指南开发。
我们严格遵循 ILCOR（International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation）的建议，该国际机构负责对全球复苏标准进行科学评估与制定。这些建议是世界各地卫生组织、机构和专业行业组织的参考依据——并随着科学与临床证据的发展而不断更新。
参考资料
- Department of Social Welfare — Foster child application
- Laws of Malaysia — Children Act 2001 (Act 611)
- ILCOR — International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation
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