About us
Hi, my name is Adrian, and I am the Content Manager, and now the chief blogger, for Life Saving First Aid.
As this is my first post, I thought I would give just a brief overview of our great little company.
We want you to be prepared and up-to-date with the latest First Aid and CPR information. Below you will find tips, tricks, and resources to help you thrive during emergency situations and potentially, save lives.
Hi, my name is Adrian, and I am the Content Manager, and now the chief blogger, for Life Saving First Aid.
As this is my first post, I thought I would give just a brief overview of our great little company.
Hi, my name is Adrian, and I am the Content Manager, and now the chief blogger, for Life Saving First Aid.
As this is my first post, I thought I would give just a brief overview of our great little company.
Did you know there are different types of stroke? Do you know how to recognise the symptoms and how to help? Read on ( Reading time around 6 minutes)
2 years? 3 years? just how long does a First Aid certificate last? Read on to answer this frequently asked question.
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Your brain. A miracle of natural computing power and a vital element for your quality of life. Damage to the brain can result from even minor head trauma as this causes the brain to move inside the head and collide with the skull. Correct management of head injuries is important to prevent permanent damage.(Reading time around 7 minutes)
Did you know that our eyes do not actually “see” anything? Even so we need to look after them and prevent eye injuries. An eye injury can be caused by many different factors, but some common causes exist in our day to day environment. Read more to find out about eye injuries, their causes and management. (Reading time around 8 minutes)
In this Blog, I want to talk about RICER.
Joints connect bones. They provide stability to the skeleton, allow movement, and absorb shocks. RICER. Rest Ice Compression Elevate and Refer is our initial first aid action plan to manage joint injuries such as sprains and strains.
If you suffer from a bad back you will know how debilitating it can be. A chronic and persistent bad back can have a seriously negative impact on a person’s quality of life. It’s much better to prevent a bad back than trying to fix one! Remember to lift and carry objects safely and you should reduce the risk of back injury.
This blog is about injuries common to snow sports and how to manage them. Of course, prevention is better than a cure so, do your best to prepare for your chosen activity on the slopes.
We all know how cold, wet, and miserable this time of year can be in most parts of southern Australia. If you go to the snow even for just a day trip remember to keep warm and dry and watch out for your family and friends.
Hi, my name is Adrian, and I am the Content Manager, and now the chief blogger, for Life Saving First Aid.
As this is my first post, I thought I would give just a brief overview of our great little company.