CPR After Electrocution: Why Cardiac Arrest Is the Biggest Risk Electrical Workers Face

First Aid Requirements for NDIS Support Workers: What Providers Need to Know

Managing Epilepsy and Seizures in Victorian Schools: A Practical Guide for Staff

Anaphylaxis Management in Victorian Childcare: What Every Educator Must Know

Electrical Burns and Electrocution: First Aid Every Victorian Electrician Needs to Know

Epilepsy is significantly more common in people with intellectual disability, yet seizure response is one of the most misunderstood areas of first aid in disability support. Here’s what NDIS support workers need to know — from recognising a seizure to when to call 000 and what your compliance obligations are as a provider.

Practical guidance for Victorian school staff on managing sports injuries and concussion. Know when to act, when to sit a student out, and when to call 000.

Australia’s asthma guidelines have changed. Learn what AIR therapy means and why blue puffers alone are no longer recommended for many people.

An arc flash can happen in a fraction of a second. If you work around switchboards, high-voltage equipment, or energised panels, knowing how to respond in the first minutes could save a life. This guide covers arc flash injury recognition, first aid response, and first aid requirements for Victorian electrical worksites.

Neffy Is Now on the PBS: What Australia’s Needle-Free Adrenaline Nasal Spray Means for Anaphylaxis Care