J. Carver

Jane Carver is a registered physical therapist working part-time as a web content writer for various health-related websites. Jane Carver ensures that she is updated with the latest on first aid care by enrolling in a variety of training course. With years of experience as a physical therapist and as a health writer, she provides good quality and informative articles for everybody. The information that Jane Carver shares on her online articles aims on enlightening individuals in various fields on the importance of first aid care.

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Urgent need for AEDs in workplaces

The National Film Board is buying 4 defibrillators for its Montreal headquarters after the death of an employee. The man who worked in film colorization experienced a cardiac episode and collapsed near the coffee machine at work. The incident clearly shows the importance of AEDs in the workplace. When an emergency occurs, the timely delivery […]

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No mandatory face mask or reduced class sizes when school resumes

Despite the health risks involved, there is no mandatory face mask or limiting the class sizes in place. Saskatchewan will send its K-12 students back to school next month without requiring them or their teachers to wear face masks. There is no plan to lessen the class sizes, although the Ministry of Education stated that

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Residents quickly deliver CPR to save a man struck by a truck

Abbotsford residents helped save the life of a man with CPR after struck by a truck on Lougheed Highway. During emergencies, the prompt delivery of life-saving measures can save lives. The Abbotsford resident, Jeremy Scholing enrolled in a beginner-level first aid class several years ago but he did not think that he will use it.

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A police officer who performed CPR under investigation

The civilian-led body investigates after a Salt Spring RCMP officer performed CPR. The officer performed CPR on an unresponsive man and he was later declared dead. During emergencies, the prompt delivery of CPR can help save a life. The Independent Investigations Office is investigating after Abbotsford police officers performed CPR to an unconscious man who

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Feds and Ontario reach an agreement with 3M to make N95 masks

As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, it is important to strictly adhere to the safety measures such as wearing masks, hand washing, and physical distancing. The federal and Ontario government have secured an agreement with 3M that will see the production of N95 masks at a facility in Brockville, Ontario. It is

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Quick response and delivery of life-saving measures saves a life

With the help of a defibrillator and timely delivery of CPR, a life was saved while waiting for the ambulance. The immediate delivery of life-saving measures can significantly improve the chances of survival during emergencies. This is the reason why it is important to enroll in a first aid and CPR course to be ready

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Man playing ball hockey at school gym ends up in cardiac arrest

Cardiac arrest can occur without any warning. Even if life-saving measures are quickly delivered, it might not always result in a good outcome. A 38-year old man died after he went into cardiac arrest during a recreational ball-hockey game at an Ottawa school gymnasium. The Ottawa paramedics stated that the man collapsed at a Maitland

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