First Aid & Emergency Preparedness in the Workplace
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Publicado 2024-05-14
Discover vital strategies to manage and respond to emergencies in the workplace effectively with our latest webinar, hosted by Apollo Hospitals. Dr. Nitin Jagasia, an expert in emergency medicine, shares his insights on how to prepare for and react to various medical emergencies. This session covers everything from basic first aid to handling severe incidents like heart attacks and strokes, ensuring your workplace is equipped to handle any situation safely and efficiently.
What You Will Learn:
- Key types of emergencies that can occur in different work environments.
- Steps to develop an effective emergency response plan.
- The importance of regular first aid training for all employees.
- How to properly use essential medical equipment like AEDs.
- Techniques to enhance the Chain of Survival in emergency situations.
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