Increasing Swimming Pool Security PDF
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Alia Aldhaheri, Sara Al Ahmed, Rahaf Ghanim, Shamma Al Darei
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This presentation examines growing concerns about unintentional injuries, specifically drowning, in swimming pools, in the UAE. It highlights statistics on drowning incidents among children and suggests potential strategies for improving pool safety.
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INCREASING SWIMMING POOL SECURITY Done by : Alia Aldhaheri 20220218 Sara Al Ahmed 202322176 Rahaf Ghanim 202307103 Shamma Al Darei 202319782 BACKGROUND A study conducted in 2014 highlighted that unintentional injuries amount for the highest cause of mort...
INCREASING SWIMMING POOL SECURITY Done by : Alia Aldhaheri 20220218 Sara Al Ahmed 202322176 Rahaf Ghanim 202307103 Shamma Al Darei 202319782 BACKGROUND A study conducted in 2014 highlighted that unintentional injuries amount for the highest cause of mortality among children, aged between 0 to 4 years (van Beelen, Beirens, den Hertog, van Beeck, & Raat 2014). Source – change4health.gov.hk These injuries include falling from height, drowning, burns, and poisoning. (Hasan et al., 2021) reported that drowning is responsible for around 320,000 deaths across the globe, annually, among which 25% of these deaths occur in swimming pools. Owing to the large number of luxury houses present in the UAE, containing swimming Source – Google pools, it has become crucial to devise KEY STATISTICS OF THE PROBLEM IDENTIFIED UNICEF (2015) AND WHO (2016) declared UAE – among developed countries – to register thrice the number of deaths, among children (0 to 5) than Norway, and twice the amount to Australia (Abdulrahman, 2016). (Zaki et al., 2023) posits that 6% individuals are consumed by death, in the UAE, because of drowning. Source – Zaki et al., (2023) CONTINUED According to Ministry of Health, the number of drownings, among children (aged between 0 to 14 years), was 76 between years 2000-2006. No. of