Having eating disorders may mean that someone has problems with their attitudes to food, weight, body size, or image. All these can lead to change in their eating and exercise behavior which sometimes interfere with life and relationships.
Depression is a main cause of suicide amongst teenagers in Australia. Depression a complex mental illness that can cloud a person’s judgment. Pressure from family, friends, teachers and studies can also cause depression. Check with your teens regularly as they may be dealing with negative events in their life.
Fever is a common childhood illness. It accounts for about 20% of pediatric cases in local emergency departments in Australia. According to a study, the months of June, July, and August are the worst time of year for flu in children.
Learning the DRSABCD can help you cope with various types of emergencies. You may be able to keep a person breathing, reduce pain levels, and minimise the consequences of an injury until emergency services arrive. First aid could mean the difference between life and death for them.
A sling is used to immobilise and protect against an arm injury. Although broken arms are the most common reason for wearing a sling, you do not necessarily need to have a broken bone to wear one. Other injuries such as contusions, sprains, and dislocations may also require a sling.
We have put together a list of 6 must-have items in your winter survival kit. Whether you prefer a pre-made kit or make your own, make sure to have these items ready for whatever the weather throws your way.
Accidental poisoning is of the top leading causes of death in Australia, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Of all cases, it is estimated that adults account for 35% while young children ages 3 and below make up the highest percentage.
A stroke is a medical emergency that requires prompt treatment. If left untreated, symptoms can slowly develop into serious chronic diseases. It can lead to brain damage, long-term disability, and worse, death. Apply preventative measures mentioned above to lower your risk of stroke.
This July 11 to 17, we are celebrating National Diabetes Week in Australia. The event is a powerful way to help reduce the impact of this wide-known disease. The primary goal is to raise awareness in the community, our state, and all across Australia.
Child care is a necessity for most families. Thousands of families across Australia rely on it almost every day. For that reason, parents expect childcare workers to be well-trained to ensure that children remain safe under their care.
7 Facts We Should Know About Sepsis: Sepsis is a silent killer affecting millions worldwide each year.
Knowing the dos and don’ts of burn treatment is important because it can help prevent further injury or complications and promote faster healing.
Primary and secondary surveys in first aid are important to assess and prioritise a patient’s needs in an emergency situation.
10 Home Safety Tips for Children: Having a home safety checklist is a crucial step in protecting children from accidents and injuries in the home.
Is there a difference between adult and child care first aid courses? The answer is YES.
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