How Many Staff Need First Aid Training?
Why It Matters At My First Aid Course Brisbane, we believe first aid training is essential for everyone. But when it comes to businesses, figuring out the right number of…
Why It Matters At My First Aid Course Brisbane, we believe first aid training is essential for everyone. But when it comes to businesses, figuring out the right number of…
As part of our ongoing series of articles looking into the complexities of advanced resuscitation techniques today we're diving into a topic that might not be the most glamorous, but…
What is an EpiPen? An EpiPen® is an auto-injector that contains epinephrine, a medication used in emergencies to treat life-threatening allergic reactions (anaphylaxis). These reactions can be triggered by insect…
Emergencies can be scary, right? But the key to handling them is simple: stay calm and follow a structured approach. If someone collapses or looks unresponsive, one method that can…
When you find yourself in an emergency situation, staying calm and acting quickly can make a huge difference. This is where first aid mnemonics come in handy—they help simplify what…
If you’ve previously completed the HLTAID005 Provide First Aid in Remote Situations course, it’s time to take note: this unit was discontinued in October 2020 and has been replaced by…
When it comes to spinal injuries, it’s important to proceed with extreme caution. As advanced first aid courses teach: Any wrong move could worsen the injury, which is why knowing…
Join me on a journey through the vital sign assessment techniques that that I teach in our HLTAID015 Provide Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy Course at My First Aid Course…
As a registered nurse and first-aid trainer, I've encountered a lot of challenging situations. One particularly memorable incident occurred during a local footy match. A player lost consciousness after a…
G'day, humans! It's Joe Blake here, a helpful snake, slithering into the role of first aid assistant. You’ve met Linda before. As you might know, she is a registered nurse…