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Do you have the right defib for your civil or construction job site?

What you need to know about choosing the right Defibrillator for you. First Aid Accident & Emergency (FAAE) are a 100% Australia owned, emergency management training, defibrillator and equipment supplier.  As a CCF QLD partner and supplier to the construction industry, we have the right advice to help you make the right choice about your next defib for the site. “Not all Defibrillators are the same.  Yes, they all talk to you but how will they go when it counts. Are they tough enough to cut it on an Aussie civil site? When buying a defib, make sure you have

RACGP mandate Defibrillators for General Practice

RACGP updates GP Standards Our BEST TIPS for Accreditation   Ischaemic heart disease is the number one cause of death for men in Australia, and the second most common cause of death for women. Updates to the RACGP Standards have been made to reflect the expectation that General Practice are prepared for potential clinical emergencies. These changes include immediate access to an electrocardiograph and an automatic external defibrillator (AED) along with basic life support (BSL) training for all general practice staff. So what does this mean for your practice? We are Australia’s leading supplier of Defibrillators and a Registered Training

How to manage Choking

A guide to Choking First Aid   How to manage Choking - learn the basics  By Scott Whimpey- Medic, TAE and Director of First Aid Accident & Emergency RTO 32508 When I see headlines published like the following from ABC News 'Inquest into boy's death examines competency of first-aid training for school staff'. Warning: This story contains details some readers might find distressing. The first aid provided to a young boy who choked to death at an Adelaide school was "hampered by panic and communication difficulties", with an inquest into his death to determine whether South Australian teachers are equipped

How does a defibrillator work?

  How a defibrillator works   How a Defibrillator works - By Scott Whimpey, Director of FAAE, Medic, cert IV TAE and AED Expert Most people think defibrillators are a device that only medical people can use. No doubt you have seen one of those movies where a doctor yells, “Clear!”, and a large shock is administered to a patient, jolting them into the air. Well we have some good news for you, although these devices are still used by medical teams in hospitals, these are not the defibrillators we use in a public setting. Thankfully, defibrillators have come a

Why First Aid Training Scenarios are important

  First Aid Training scenarios are the best.   CPR and First Aid Training is not just a tick and flick, the live- interactive scenarios are important as they help the student to manage themselves and the patient during a reality-based emergency. Here at FAAE, our training is aimed at teaching students in a way that re-enacts the real-life situations that pushes them to a new level of operational readiness. When trained in scenario based sessions, the students can self-evaluate, problem solve and work as a team so if confronted with a real-life situation, they have a better chance of

How to use a Band Aid

How to use a Band Aid  This video shows you the basics in first aid - How to use a band aid the right way. Here at First Aid Accident & Emergency, we are a professional First Aid training and supply organisation. This is one of the best tips on how to use a band aid - warm it up first so it actually sticks! If your organisation requires quality first aid training or equipment, contact our experts on 07 5520 5068. FAAE are the defibrillator and training partner to parkrun Australia and also the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Anaphylaxis Fast Facts

Anaphylaxis Fast Facts  Caring for people with severe allergies or Anaphylaxis is an important job, ongoing education and sharing the latest information is vital to help keep these patients safe. Anaphylaxis is becoming more common in Australia, affecting around 1% of people. Anaphylaxis is a life threatening alergic reaction and needs to be treated correctly. Awareness is a key factor in helping to identify and manage this condition, and with a few minor lifestyle adjustments, prevention is the key. The top causes of Anaphylaxis in Australia are: Food groups like Eggs, Nuts, Seafood Medications and Bites and Stings At

Defibrillator Cabinet Maintenance

  This video shows you Defibrillator Cabinet Maintenance and how to change the battery in the alarmed defibrillator wall cabinet. Here at First Aid Accident & Emergency, we recom mend this is done on the 1st of April each year. This will ensure the cabinet is activated when opened and in reasonable condition when needed in an emergency. First Aid Accident & Emergency are a 100% Australian Defibrillator specialists and trusted suppliers for over 10 years.  We provide Defibrillator bundle options for all industries throughout Australia. If your organisation requires quality defibrillator packages, contact our experts on 07 55205068

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