41. CCNM - CE - Basic Rescuer CPR / Standard First Aid Basic Rescuer CPR. Course overview. He received his first aid Instructor’s certificatefrom Toronto Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in November 2001. http://www.ccnm.edu/CE/basiccpr.html

Basic Rescuer CPR Course Overview Heart and Lung Structure and Function Heart Disease Risk Factors for Heart Disease CPR Procedures Managing Choking Victims CPR Demonstration (infant, child and adult) Practice of CPR Legal Aspects of CPR Instructor Sam Marrow, BA, A.P.P., CBM Course Code: Location CCNM Hours: Course Date: September 11, 2004 Times: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Cost: Home About College Clinic ... Links

42. Interactive CD-ROM Training Programs CD2001H Electrical Safety overview (English) This program is for all Covers basicsafety rules when working with electrical first aid / BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS. http://www.safetyadvantage.com/interactive.htm

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46. RMIT - Basic First Aid (Level 1) 1 Day carry out basic first aid procedures in the first few minutes after a lifethreateningincident in the workplace. In addition, this course gives an overview of http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Information and Services/Staff/Service Listing/;ID

LOGIN Contact Us Help Search Entire Site Home pages Contact details Degrees, certificates... Courses Policy and Procedures Multimedia... Current location for Study at RMIT Faculties Students Staff ... Library Staff Home Information and Services Staff Service Listing ... Basic First Aid (Level 1) 1 day Basic First Aid (Level 1) 1 day 2004 dates Registration Forms Basic First Aid (Level 1) 1 day The first aider completing the Course in Basic First Aid should be able to carry out basic first aid procedures in the first few minutes after a life-threatening incident in the workplace. In addition, this course gives an overview of the legislative framework covering incidents requiring first aid attention. Recommended only for staff who work in areas of low injury risk such as: Contents: Apply Emergency Action Principles Perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Provide Care for Breathing Emergencies Provide Care for Bleeding Provide Care for Cardiac Emergencies Provide Care for Shock Perform Expired Air Resuscitation Comply with Basic Documentation Requirements Apply State Legislation for Occupational First Aiders Pre-requisite: None Training contact: 8 hours Price for Individuals trained at Australian Red Cross: Students $85, Staff $90

47. RMIT - Intermediate First Aid Level 2 manage a wide range of injuries and illnesses, gives an overview of the acceptedby industry as providing the first aider with basic first aid principles, to http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Information and Services/Staff/Service Listing/A-K

LOGIN Contact Us Help Search Entire Site Home pages Contact details Degrees, certificates... Courses Policy and Procedures Multimedia... Current location for Study at RMIT Faculties Students Staff ... Library Staff Home Information and Services Staff Service Listing ... Intermediate First Aid Level 2 Intermediate First Aid Level 2 Consecutive Week days Jan – July Consecutive Week days July to December Same day over 2 weeks Saturdays/Weekends ... Registration Forms Intermediate First Aid Level 2 Contents: Apply Emergency Action Principles Provide Care for Altered Conscious States Provide Care for Breathing Emergencies Provide Care for Musculoskeletal Injuries Provide Care for Cardiac Emergencies Perform Expired Air Resuscitation Provide Care for Poisoning Perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Provide Care for Envenomation Provide Care for Bleeding Provide Care for Shock Apply State Legislation for Occupational First Aiders Provide Care for Conditions caused by Extremes of Temperature Comply with Basic Documentation Requirements In addition, students will be briefed on infection control requirements

48. First Aid Program 2) Eye. 3) Nose. 4) Mouth and Teeth. 5) Chest. 6) Abdomen. 7) Hand, Finger, Foot. Guidelines for Basic first aid Training Programs. Appendix A. overview. http://www.ehss.vt.edu/Programs/OHIH/firstaid/Appendix_A.htm

Environmental, Health and Safety Services Home Programs Events Drawings ... Feedback First Aid Program Introduction Responsibilities Training Recordkeeping ... Appendices GUIDELINES FOR BASIC FIRST AID TRAINING PROGRAMS APPENDIX A CONTENTS Overview Introduction General Program Elements Teaching Methods Responding to a Health Emergency Surveying the Scene Basic Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Basic First Aid Intervention Universal Precautions First Aid Supplies Trainee Assessments Program Update Specific Program Elements A. Type of Injury Training 1) Shock 2) Bleeding 3) Poisoning 4) Burns 5) Temperature Extremes 6) Musculoskeletal Injuries 7) Bites and Stings 8) Medical Emergencies a) Heart Attack b) Stroke c) Asthma Attack d) Diabetes e) Seizures f) Pregnancy 9) Confined Spaces B. Site of Injury Training 1) Head and Neck 2) Eye 3) Nose 4) Mouth and Teeth 5) Chest 6) Abdomen Guidelines for Basic First Aid Training Programs Appendix A OVERVIEW OSHA does not teach first aid courses, or certify first aid training courses for instructors or trainees. The goals of these guidelines are to provide institutions teaching first aid courses

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EMI Home Help Site Map FEMA Home ... Comments CERT Overview Introduction Background Starting Delivery ... Conclusion Introduction Following a major disaster, first responders who provide fire and medical services will not be able to meet the demand for these services. Factors as number of victims, communication failures, and road blockages will prevent people from accessing emergency services they have come to expect at a moment's notice through 911. People will have to rely on each other for help in order to meet their immediate life saving and life sustaining needs. One also expects that under these kinds of conditions, family members, fellow employees, and neighbors will spontaneously try to help each other. This was the case following the Mexico City earthquake where untrained, spontaneous volunteers saved 800 people. However, 100 people lost their lives while attempting to save others. This is a high price to pay and is preventable through training. If we can predict that emergency services will not meet immediate needs following a major disaster, especially if there is no warning as in an earthquake, and people will spontaneously volunteer, what can government do to prepare citizens for this eventuality?

51. First Aid & CPR in choking emergencies and gives an overview of other safety, injury prevention, roadsafety, and first aid for the Basic aid Training (BAT) (612 hours) is a http://mahoning.redcross.org/Web Pages/Safety Services/FirstAid&CPR.htm

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52. Electrical Lineworker Program ELP Course overview. AP 100 is a two week course that covers the basic fundamentalsof math, algebra and trigonometry. OSHA 1910.269 Regulations. first aid/CPR. http://www.lineworker.com/ELP Course Overview.htm

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53. NASD: SAFE FARM - Promoting Agricultural Health & Safety More NASD Review 04/2002 This publication provides only a general overview offirst aid supplies for farm use. first aid manuals and a basic course of http://www.cdc.gov/nasd/docs/d001001-d001100/d001080/d001080.html

Prepared by Charles Schwab , extension safety specialist; Carolyn Sheridan, registered nurse, Spencer Municipal Hospital; and Laura Miller , extension communications. Iowa State University Extension Farming is a dangerous occupation, not just in the number of deaths but also the high rate of injuries that occur on the job. Many injuries are the result of modern farm equipment that is more powerful and specialized to handle specific tasks. To deal with these dangers, farm workers must be prepared to handle medical emergencies. According to the Iowa Department of Public Health, 2,433 farm-related injuries received medical attention in 1994. Although farm-related injuries vary according to season and type of operation, the three most common causes are livestock, machinery, and slips or falls. More than half of all farm injuries (54 percent) in Iowa are caused by these hazards. How you respond to farm-related injuries is critical. Certain conditions exist on a farm that can turn a minor injury into a life-threatening situation before professional medical treatment is available. Agricultural accidents often occur in remote locations and go undetected for long periods of time. Being prepared for medical emergencies and knowing the basics of first response can help minimize the extent of injuries.

54. Bullying ::: AIPS - Training ::: first aid. Course in Basic first aid Code 20005VIC. overview. The aim of thiscourse is to develop a student’s competence in providing emergency first aid. http://www.aips.com.au/training/first_aid_code20005VIC.html

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55. The EU's Relations With West Bank And Gaza Strip - Overview Palestinians began in 1971, when the first contribution was the PA to carry out basicpublic services. elections, assistance to refugees, food aid, support to http://europa.eu.int/comm/external_relations/gaza/intro/

en Europa European Commission European Union in the World ... Site The EU's relations with West Bank and Gaza Strip Middle East Peace Process EU' Relations with West Bank and Gaza strip EU' Relations with Israel ... Basic Data The European Union is commited to improving the humanitarian and economic situation of the Palestinians, whilst at the same time supporting the Roadmap principles of building the institutions of a democratic, independant and viable Palestinian state, living in peace and security with Israel. The main instruments to achieve these objectives are the Interim Association Agreement on Trade and Cooperation and the Commission's financial assitance programme 1. Political background and economic development Since the outbreak of the 'Al Aqsa Intifada' in late September 2000, the Palestinian Territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip have been in a constant state of political turmoil. Official negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) for a peaceful resolution to the conflict collapsed soon after the Taba talks and violence and terrorist attacks increased dramatically. There have been regular Israeli incursions into and reoccupation of the larger part of Palestinian controlled towns and villages, curfew and severe restrictions imposed on the movement of persons, in both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. The violence associated with the ongoing conflict had, by the beginning of 2004, claimed the lives of over 3300 people and over 24,000 people had sustained injuries.

56. Toronto EMS - Overview overview, for training and developing department staff for firstaid training for andnon-emergency ambulance service in Toronto; Provides basic, advanced and http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/ems/overview/overview.htm

EMS home Site map Overview Mission Statement ... Exit to link page Overview Toronto EMS is one of the world's largest and most comprehensive pre-hospital emergency care systems and is the largest municipal paramedic ambulance service in Canada. Toronto EMS is the sole provider of Emergency Medical Service response in the City of Toronto. The service district encompasses 650 square kilometers and provides emergency medical response for a 3.5 million people daytime population. Toronto EMS Paramedics are college-trained professionals who are highly skilled in all aspects of pre-hospital emergency medical service, including patient care and transportation covering a wide variety of injuries and medical conditions. An advanced computer-aided dispatch system linked to a 9-1-1 system means the time from receiving a call to the arrival of a paramedic crew on the scene is a matter of minutes. Four main Emergency Medical Services (EMS) divisions are administered by a Chief/General Manager and four Deputy Chief/Directors. Operations Division: provides emergency and non-emergency medical care and transportation by paramedic ambulance crews.

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59. Holmes Regional Trauma Center Injury Prevention And Safety Programs The following provides an overview of the multitude of community education opportunities Teacheschildren between the ages of five and 12 basic firstaid skills http://www.health-first.org/hospitals_services/hrmc/trauma/inj_prevention.cfm

Hospitals And Services Holmes Regional Trauma Center Injury prevention and safety programs Prevention is the foundation upon which a healthy community is built. Education provides you and your family with the building blocks to achieve a healthier lifestyle. At HRTC preventing injuries and accidents is just as important as treating them. And as a trauma center, we're committed to serving our community through outreach and education. Through important partnerships with business, industry, government, and the community at large, we?re offering, or will soon offer, the programs on helmet safety domestic violence , seatbelt safety and a variety of other community programs Helmet safety Together with the Brain Injury Association of Florida and the Brevard County Office of Transportation and Planning, HRTC sponsors the " Helmutt " program, promoting and explaining proper helmet use. We were also able to donate 1,800 bicycle helmets to local children. Thousands of children in Florida sustain brain injuries annually as result of not wearing a helmet, while bicycling, skateboarding, or roller-blading. The

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see also Emergency Planning Fire Safety T015 - Electrical Burns Electrical burns can result from unsafe equipment or carelessness. Using actual situations, safety procedures and first aid treatment are shown. Tone: Graphic / Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Open Key Training Points: cutting off power source - check vital signs - victim movement - first aid T022 - The Heimlich Maneuver Properly performed, the Heimlich Maneuver can save a choking victim's life. Outlined is the proper use of the Heimlich Maneuver. Tone: Drama / Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Closed, Open Key Training Points: pre-maneuver and maneuver steps - precautions Category: First Aid T030 - Chemical Burns Victims of chemical burns require immediate special attention. Chemical burn basics and first aid treatment are shown. Tone: Graphic / Language: English, Spanish, Russian / Caption: Open Key Training Points: alkalis and acids - flushing - clothing removal T044 - Thermal Burns When a worker sustains a thermal burn, proper treatment is essential. Graphic illustrations of such burns and proper first aid are shown. Tone: Graphic / Language: English, Spanish

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