Knowledge Transfer Program on Child Safety Seats

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Knowledge Transfer Program on Child Safety Seats

Película: Duración en minutos

3 minutos

Descripción del producto

The Knowledge Transfer Program on Child Safety Seats is a public service project developed by Safe Kids Malaysia Universiti Putra Malaysia as a member of National Road Safety Council of Malaysia. The aim of this program is transfer knowledge on Child Safety Seat to working parents to guide them in providing a proper safety product for their children in order for the whole family travel in a car is safe at all times. The safety and health of any work force parents are also interrelated to his immediate family members’ safety and health. This Knowledge Transfer program on Child Safety Seats despite primarily targeting the safety and health of their children, however the secondary beneficiary group are their workforce parents. Taking the clue of changing adult behaviour through their children, was the main pillar of framework on how this program was formulated.

Objetivos y metas

There are few main safety messages crossed over to the target group (Parents Workforce) of this safety initiative. They are:

1. Transferring the knowledge to the Parents workforce on the importance of them using their safety restraints while traveling in car (seat belts) in addition to having their children restrained (child safety seat).

2. Transferring the knowledge to the Parents workforce on the type of child safety seats available in the market and the criteria to select them.

3. Transferring the knowledge to the Parents workforce on proper installation of child safety seats in a car.

Parents Workforce

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Safe Kids Malaysia Universiti Putra Malaysia
Department of Community Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences - Universiti Putra Malaysia , Malaysia-43400 Serdang, Selangor
60397692398 - 6013382200060389450151 kulan@upm.edu.my http://www.medic.upm.edu.my/industry_and_community_relations/community/safe_kids_malaysia-4591