Resumen de The necessity of protecting lives: The lucas law as a starting point for other labor sectors

Alessandro Arcanjelo Reis Silva, Alexandra Fernanda Saraiva Paiva, Aline Martins Guimarães de Almeida, Ana Clara Almada Resende, Bruna Lorraine do Carmo Teixeira, Elionay Ribeiro Santos, Jane Daisy de Sousa Almada Resende, Jaíne das Graças de Oliveira Resende

• Objective: To analyze the importance of first aid within the business context, highlighting the necessity and benefits of training employees to effectively handle emergency situations.

  Theoretical Framework: The Lucas Law prevents tragedies by training professionals for emergencies, increasing survival rates. It emphasizes the importance of daily preparedness and serves as a starting point for promoting public policies that encourage companies to train employees in first aid.

  Method: A qualitative research was conducted in scientific articles, using an integrative literature review, identifying the theme and guiding question; establishing inclusion and exclusion criteria.

  Results and Discussion: It is estimated that workplace accidents cause an annual loss of 4% of the global gross domestic product (GDP), with Brazil ranking fourth worldwide in fatal workplace accidents. Research with rural workers showed that 11% suffered some work-related accident within a year. These data highlight the importance of proper training for the prevention of workplace accidents.

  Research Implications: This research highlights the importance of first aid training in the business environment, promoting a safe workplace and influencing public policies on accident prevention.

  Originality/Value: This study underscores the critical need for first aid in the business environment, offering an innovative approach to training. Its relevance is evidenced by the potential reduction in workplace accidents and the promotion of a safer environment