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New Episode: hpr4323 :: Good Samaritan laws, Duty to rescue in the Netherlands

Ken talks with safety officer trainer, Johan about the laws covering providing first aid in Holland.

Hosted by Ken Fallon on Wednesday, 2025-02-26 is flagged as Explicit and is released under a CC-BY-SA license.

Tags: #FirstAid, #EABO.

Today on the #HackerPublicRadio #Community #Podcast

#HPR ❤️ #CreativeCommons

hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4

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Naughty ninja Yuffie has arrived, causing chaos for the party and the residents of the sleepy fishing village of Under Junon! 🥷🏻

Thank you all very much for being so patient! This episode was majorly delayed due to me recovering from top surgery and needing to do extra research for the First Aid segment, but it's finally here! 💚

🔗youtu.be/zdWssY0Lj3g

Happy Valentine's Day from a gypsum heart in a cave.

Speaking of hearts, let's have some Real Talk! About hearts! Today I re-certified in CPR & First Aid. Did you know that socialized as female folk are far more likely to die from a heart attack / cardiac event than men? It's true! A large cause of this is due to the fact that symptoms are often not as-seen-on-TV; instead being brushed off as nausea, acid reflux, or indigestion. And what do we do when we feel ick? We go to the bathroom. So when we collapse, no one is around to see, much less administer CPR. So: check on your friends who disappear to the bathroom for a long time!

Sadly, there is also a huge disparity between races in survival as well. Not only does lack of medical access and environment & social factors mean there is higher risk (systematic racism), but overt racism also prevents bystanders from stepping in to help. Black & Latinx people suffer the most. (newsroom.heart.org/news/cardio)

CPR is not that difficult! It is more the mental challenge of being prepared to step in and help. If you can't get to a class (hands on with the training manikins is certainly recommended if you can!) still learn about it. All 50 states have Good Samaritan laws.

I personally know two people who are alive thanks to a normal everyday person knowing CPR, and intervening. This is community building, y'all! Take care of each other out there.

Some additional tips:
1. If someone has a medical emergency and you end up leading the way, always point and directly tell people what to do (ex: you in the blue shirt *pointing at them* call 911). If you just shout things, people will not jump into action. Be specific & direct.

2. Always check for a pulse on the same side you are kneeling on, you don't want to reach across their neck.

3. If there are enough people, direct folk not involved in helping to form a circle looking *out*. This gives some privacy, very important in these days of cell phone cameras and the fact that say, once the AED shows up, their chest will be made bare. Help protect the patient's privacy!

4. Good Samaritan laws generally have caveats such as never accept anything as a thank you (not even flowers, *nothing*) and stay with the person until someone of equal or greater training arrives. So if you say, start CPR then just get tired and stop with no one equal or higher taking over, then you are liable.

#heart#love#valentine
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@jeffowski Interesting thing I learned in Stop the Bleed class - a properly applied tourniquet is TIGHT. It will HURT. It will hurt so much that if the person you applied it to is still conscious, they will be begging you to take the tourniquet off. Don't take it off. Another thing I learned in the class is that it's ok to leave the tourniquet on for hours. It's fine. Tourniquets do not cause amputations. #StopTheBleed #FirstAid

Gestern: Unser jährlicher Erste-Hilfe-Kurs im Space! 🚑 Unter Pascals Anleitung, ehrenamtlicher Rettungssanitäter, vertieften wir uns 5 Stunden in Erste Hilfe. Von Reanimation an Übungspuppen bis zu Werkstattunfällen – alles dabei! Ein großes Dankeschön an Pascal für sein Wissen, seine Leidenschaft und seinen Humor, der den Kurs immer besonders macht.
#ErsteHilfe #FirstAid #LebenRetten #ZTL #ZTLSpace #Makerspace #MakersGonnaMake #Landau #LandauPfalz #Spacelife #NeuesAusDemSpace

Poland introduces mandatory #firearms training for schoolchildren amid #Russian threat

Children now given training to teach how to cope "with threats caused by warfare & basics of tactical rescue"

To protect students classes use #laser #guns not live ammunition

Learning objectives include:

- State #security
- #Rescue activities in situations of extraordinary #threats
- Basic #FirstAid
- Health #education.

euronews.com/my-europe/2024/12

Erste Hilfe rettet Leben!

Bist du bereits betriebliche*r Ersthelfer*in? Nein? Dann frage mal bei deinem Betrieb nach, ob du betriebliche*r Ersthelfende*r werden kannst.

Denn: In Zeiten von großzügigen Homeoffice-Angeboten sind die Vorgaben der Deutschen Gesetzlichen Unfallversicherung (DGUV; hier: § 26 DGUV Vorschrift 1)¹ häufig schwieriger realisierbar, weil die Anzahl aus der DGUV-Vorschrift an jedem Arbeitstag mindestens gewährleistet sein muss.

Zum Ablauf: Damit man betriebliche*r Ersthelfer*in werden kann, muss zunächst ein Erste-Hilfe-Lehrgang mit einem Zeitumfang von neun Unterrichtseinheiten besucht werden. Anschließend muss im Rhythmus von zwei Jahren eine Erste-Hilfe-Fortbildung als Auffrischung ebenfalls mit einem Zeitumfang von neun Unterrichtseinheiten besucht werden.

¹ bghm.de/arbeitsschuetzer/geset

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www.bghm.de§ 26 Zahl und Ausbildung der Ersthelfer

Those first aid courses are amazing. You just never know when you’ll need them!

“It was only after a paramedic said to her "you did a good job, it could have easily gone the other way," that the seriousness of the incident hit McFarlane.

"It was a couple of hours later that the tears came and it sunk in that this day could have turned out a little differently."

#Health #FirstAid #LocalNews

albernivalleynews.com/local-ne

Alberni Valley News · Port Alberni daycare worker honoured for saving boy from chokingBy Susie Quinn

Anyone know about Japan regs on first aid kits? I'm refreshing the jump bag and other disaster/camping supplies in the house, and one important item is first aid supplies. Mine are a rag-tag mess, and I want to put a kit in order.

The main brand at Alpen Sports is an import by Deuter. It's a SMALL EMPTY BAG that runs about ¥3,400 ($35 or so).

So I jump online, where listings state clearly that Japan-market kits are all EMPTY BAGS.

What gives?

PLEASE BOOST -- #MassShooting #SchoolShooting #FirstAid #StopTheBleed #CPR #FirstResponder #EMT
This is my six item trauma kit list for gunshot wounds.
RECOMMEND:
Tourniquet (Cat7, RATS), x2
Chest seals, 6"x6", with vent, x2
"Israeli-style" compression bandages, 6-inch, x2
Kaolin infused (Quik-Clot) packing gauze, at least 4 feet
EMT Shears, x1
Emergency Blanket (cold/shock), x1

You can't wait for help to arrive, YOU ARE THE HELP.
Learn how to use these items.

stopthebleed.org/training

Stop the BleedTrainingWith 3 quick actions, you can be trained to save a life. The number 1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. That’s why we want to train you how to stop the bleed.

Hey, Santa Barbara -- watch where you're walking/weeding!

Noozhawk: "The Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital emergency room has treated seven rattlesnake bite patients already this year. That’s significantly more than usual. " noozhawk.com/santa-barbara-hos

Noozhawk · Santa Barbara Hospital Reports Increase in Rattlesnake-Bite PatientsBy Giana Magnoli, Noozhawk Executive Editor