Gojësndihmëtarë

Gojësndihmëtarë translates to "first aid providers" or "first responders" in English, referring to individuals who are trained and equipped to offer immediate assistance to someone who has sustained a sudden illness or injury. This assistance is intended to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, or promote recovery until professional medical help arrives.

The training for gojësndihmëtarë typically covers essential life-saving techniques such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs), controlling bleeding, treating burns, managing choking, and recognizing the signs of common medical emergencies like heart attacks or strokes. They learn how to assess a situation, prioritize care, and provide comfort and reassurance to the injured or ill person.

These individuals can be found in various settings. They might be trained professionals like paramedics and emergency medical technicians who are the first on the scene of serious incidents. However, the term also encompasses laypeople who have undergone first aid certification courses, such as teachers, lifeguards, workplace safety officers, or ordinary citizens who volunteer or are present during an emergency. Their swift and appropriate actions can significantly improve the outcome for those in need before advanced medical care is available.