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How to check responsiveness using the AVPU scale in first aid
AVPU is a four-level scale for describing a patient’s level of consciousness: Alert, Voice, Pain, Unresponsive. It takes seconds to assess, requires no medical training, and gives you a clear way to communicate the patient’s state to emergency services. Anything…

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Scene safety and the DRSABCD action plan
Every emergency response starts with the same question: is it safe to approach? Getting that wrong is how first aiders become casualties. DRSABCD is the action plan that puts scene safety first and works through the rest in the order…Read more ...

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Auditing permits for high-risk work
A permit-to-work system is only as reliable as the discipline behind it. Auditing is how your organisation confirms the system is actually working, not just on paper, but on the ground where the tools are out and the work is…Read more ›

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What actually happens when you call 111 about a road rage incident
Most drivers have never called 111 about another driver, and the uncertainty about what will happen if they do is part of what stops them. I’ve called *555 quite a few times, most commonly when I’m following an obviously drunk…

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First aid kits and workplace readiness
Regulation 13 of the Health and Safety at Work (General Risk and Workplace Management) Regulations 2016 requires every PCBU to provide adequate first aid equipment, ensure workers can access it, and ensure there are enough trained first aiders. The word…

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