Most people don’t know this. CPR Does Not Bring People Back to Life But that doesn’t mean CPR is pointless. In fact, it can be the difference between life and death. Why CPR doesn’t Bring People Back to Life. CPR doesn’t restart the heart.It doesn’t magically bring a person back. What it does is buy… Read more: Does CPR Bring Someone Back to Life?

Wondering how often you should do a CPR refresher in Australia? The quick answer is every 12 months—to keep your skills sharp, confident, and ready to save a life when it counts.

If you’ve ever cut your finger while cooking or burned your hand on a hot pan, your first instinct is probably to grab whatever’s in the first aid cabinet. But what’s actually the best thing to use? You might have heard about products like Betadine and Neosporin and you might wonder which is best? But… Read more: Betadine vs Neosporin: What’s Best for Cuts, Burns, and Minor Wounds?

Non-Reusable Bandages: Essential for Initial Wound Care While reusable wraps offer an eco-friendly solution for certain situations, most first-aid scenarios call for single-use bandages. These play a vital role in protecting wounds and preventing infection during the crucial initial stages of healing. Here’s what you need to know: Types and Uses: Disposal Tips: Debunking Myths:… Read more: Bandage Blues: Can you reuse bandages?

Searching for a “first aid ombudsman”? Plenty of aussies have because of issues such as insufficient first aid kits, lack of trained first aiders, or inadequate emergency response plans. What should you do? Put simply: There is no designated first aid ombudsman role in existence. But there is plenty of places to go to sort… Read more: Is there a First Aid Ombudsman in Australia?