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6

Oct

2016

Bangkok's First Ambulance Lane Is Now Open!

Bangkok has the unfortunate distinction of being ranked as one of the most traffic congested cities in the World, with an estimated 500+ new cars added daily. With such congestion, excessive ambulance response times to Life-Threatening emergencies, such as heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest, are all too common place.

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2

Aug

2016

Lower Cholesterol WITHOUT Medication, Just Look To The Sun…Sunflower That Is!

Current medical treatment for High Cholesterol is to prescribe “Statin” medications. While “Statin” medications have proven to be effective in the fight against atherosclerosis by lowering total serum cholesterol levels, there is supporting evidence that for some individual these types of medication may have a negative effect on the Liver.

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16

Oct

2015

American Red Cross and American Heart Association Updated First Aid Guidelines

The American Red Cross and American Heart Association announced changes to guidelines for administering first aid. Among the most noteworthy revisions are new and updated recommendations for the treatment of bleeding; recognition of stroke; recovery position; anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction) and treatment of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) in diabetics.

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3

Aug

2015

Wearable Cardioverter Defibrillator Life-vest

The innovative and lightweight wearable cardioverter defibrillator (WCD) is specifically designed for patients with increased risks of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Wearing an external cardiac defibrillator allows physicians valuable time to assess long-term arrhythmic risk and activate appropriate health care plans.

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6

Feb

2014

First Aid Training in Shanghai

It's not uncommon to hear about Chinese onlookers who watch a fellow citizen fall to the ground but don't stop to lend a helping hand. Besides the worry that a person offering help could be blackmailed, a major reason bystanders are so passive is they have no idea how to administer first aid.

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9

Jan

2013

Mobile Device Sensors

Will mobile device sensors revolutionise healthcare? The phone in your pocket could help power a revolution in healthcare that allows your doctor to spot problems – and intervene – no matter where you are in the world.

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9

Jan

2013

EFR Guidelines Changes to AB-CABS

Recent PADI Training Bulletins and EFR The Responder newsletters announced that greater emphasis on early and effective chest compressions was the main aim of the 2010 ILCOR (International Liaison Council on Resuscitation) Guidelines.

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13

Sep

2010

British Red Cross say teach Children

Children should learn first aid skills to help friends who become dangerously drunk, the British Red Cross has said. The Red Cross wants to promote a broad range of first aid skills, but says the affects of alcohol are a key concern.

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23

Jul

2010

Emergency First Response Workplace Courses

The Emergency First Response First Aid at Work (Asia Pacific) programme is WorkCover NSW approved and includes CPR, AED and First Aid at Work training. We specialise in providing companies like yours with a complete, ongoing solution to maintaining emergency preparedness and meeting CPR and first aid training standards in the workplace.

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11

May

2010

Innovative Instruction Methods

Based on modern instructional system design, our courses offer delivery flexibility, including independent study options that optimise scheduling which makes the best use of instructor-to-student contact time. Many companies find this provides the best learning results with the fewest schedule disruptions.

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