With one in 604 airline flights experiencing a medical emergency — or around 144 emergencies per day, according to a 2020 study — it’s critical that crews are equipped to provide quick, quality care.

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This webinar explores how to move beyond simply running safety exercises to learning from the moments in them when things don’t go as planned. We’ll discuss how to use these exercises for exposing ...

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This is a quick reference guide to medical emergencies; it is not intended to be a substitute for the use of professionally trained medical personnel. Certification in an American Red Cross “First Aid ...

Radiation emergencies can occur anywhere, at any time and protecting the health and safety of the affected individuals is the first priority. How can people, including medical personnel, be assured ...