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Child in leaves
General Health-Related Child Safety - Top 4

September 18, 2019

As a parent, the safety of your child should always be your top priority. According to the Child Accident Prevention Foundation of Australia, more Australian children die of injuries each year than of cancer and asthma combined.

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How To Prevent Choking Hazards
First Aid Training Preventing Choking Hazards

May 28, 2020

As small children are prone to putting things in their mouths, whether it’s food, toys, money or even objects, it’s important to be trained in first aid to ensure that any choking episodes don’t escalate and become fatal.

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Electric shock
First Aid Training Electric shock kills 76 Australians every year

July 14, 2020

Electric shock kills 76 Australians every year. This figure from the Australian Bureau of Statistics does not account for people whose unfortunate electrical mishaps either go unreported or lead to non-fatal injuries.

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How dangerous are epileptic seizures
First Aid Training First Aid for Seizures

July 22, 2020

It’s important not to overlook the fact that the side-effects of epileptic episodes include fatalities. Medication, however, helps mitigate the situation for many.

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Domestic violence First Aid
Injury Violence First Aid

August 7, 2020

Domestic violence First Aid has never been more important but it needs to be approached with caution to be effective.

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Suicide Prevention & Suicide First Aid
How-To First Aid for Suicide Attempts

August 24, 2020

Let the person know you care about their welfare. Ask if they are thinking of taking their own life in a gentle manner that invites discussion about it. There is plenty of evidence to show that, in most cases, people contemplating suicide don’t really want to die. Helping them to open up and be heard is important.

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First Aid in Disabled and Aged Care
First Aid Training Disabled and Aged First Aid

August 31, 2020

After all, we’re talking about care for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. And care for those with special needs are complex, often involving mental health as well as physical health.

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Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes
Disease Understanding Diabetes Types

September 4, 2020

In Australia, people are diagnosed with Diabetes at a rate of one every 5 minutes. Type 1 accounts for 10% of Diabetes in Australia and is increasing. Type 2 accounts for 85% of Diabetes in Australia and is increasing.

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Australia has around 100 venomous snakes
Bites and Stings Identify & Treating Snake Bites

January 21, 2021

More deaths would no doubt result if we did not have access to anti-venom to treat these bites. When a snake bite has occurred, it is not necessary to catch or kill the snake in order to identify it.

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Illustration showing character feeling faint from hypotension or low blood pressure
General Health-Related Low Blood Pressure

December 3, 2021

Hypotension, or low blood pressure, can indicate an underlying problem, particularly in elderly people. It can cause dizziness, weakness, and blurred vision. Severe cases lead to loss of consciousness and can be life-threatening.

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