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When Screening Finds A Potential Problem Welcome to this edition of The First Aid Show. In this video, we spoke to Professor Sam Mohiddin, a consultant cardiologist, while filming our … Continue Reading →
Pre-Shift Vehicle Checks: A Vital Step for Safety and Readiness Every shift must begin with a strong commitment to safety. Therefore, Pre-Shift Vehicle Checks are not optional—they are essential. These … Continue Reading →
Welcome to the First Aid Show: Understanding Asthma and Emergency Management Today, we delve into the critical aspects of managing asthma, an essential skill for any first aider due to … Continue Reading →
If The Heart Stops, What Can You Do? Welcome to this edition of The First Aid Show. In this video, we spoke to Dr. Filip Zemrack, a consultant cardiologist, while … Continue Reading →
Welcome to the First Aid Show: Managing Breathing Difficulties In this episode of the First Aid Show, we delve into the complexities of managing breathing difficulties, offering insights from a … Continue Reading →
Can Anyone Use A Defibrillator? Welcome to this edition of The First Aid Show. At ProTrainings, we focus on training and raising awareness about defibrillators. Despite this, we often hear … Continue Reading →
Welcome to the First Aid Show: Managing Breathing Problems In this episode, we focus on the crucial challenges that first aiders encounter when dealing with breathing difficulties. A seasoned paramedic … Continue Reading →
Why Is CPR Training So Important? Welcome to this edition of The First Aid Show. One of the most crucial skills anyone can learn is CPR. In this episode, we … Continue Reading →
How to Handle an Overdose: A Paramedic’s Guide In this episode of the First Aid Show, we delve into the critical topic of dealing with an overdosed patient, exploring best … Continue Reading →
Can Anyone Perform CPR? Welcome to this edition of The First Aid Show. One of the most common questions people ask is, Can anyone perform CPR? In this episode, we … Continue Reading →