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The Choking Incident: When Abdominal Thrusts Wasn't Enough!
A 3-minute read on managing complex choking cases, when standard techniques fail, and the critical decisions that save lives. The family...
Mark Phillips
Aug 911 min read
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When the Red Stuff Won't Stop: Controlling Severe Bleeding
A 3-minute read on the life-saving skill everyone should know. The workshop accident happened in seconds. A piece of machinery...
Mark Phillips
Aug 94 min read
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Head Injuries: When a Bump Becomes Something More Serious
A 3-minute read on recognising and managing head trauma in the workplace. The scaffolder fell just two metres, but he landed awkwardly...
Mark Phillips
Aug 95 min read
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Breaks, Sprains, and Strains: Managing Bone and Joint Injuries
A 3-Minute Read on Dealing with Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Workplace The delivery driver stepped out of his van and immediately knew something was wrong. His ankle had twisted awkwardly, and the pain was excruciating. He couldn't put any weight on it, and it was already starting to swell. The question everyone was asking: is it broken or just sprained? More importantly, what should we do about it? This scenario reminded me of a training exercise during my 22 years in the
Mark Phillips
Aug 95 min read
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