Family & Home First Aid

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Your home is a safe haven for you and your family. It serves as your palace – a place where you can relax and feel secure. However, what happens if you or a loved one has an emergency at home? This is exactly where a home family first aid kit can help and why the MediBC blog will discuss many aspects of this to help you and your family stay safe and up-to-date with the latest trends and best products that are applicable to Family & Home First Aid. From discussions on "When was the last time you performed a “check-up” on your own home’s first aid?"to other notable talks on first aid, MediBC can help you create an even safer place for your whole family. No matter what you need at home, safety is your number one goal. Because of this, you want to choose only the best in first aid supplies. And MediBC is here to help you achieve that safety. MediBC’s wide range of home family first aid kits give you everything you need to stay as safe as possible. From refills to full kits, we only stock the highest quality brands and items. As a result, you’ll never have to feel unprepared in case of an emergency.  Stay tuned to the latest on MediBC blog and learn how you can stay safe!

  1. Could you help someone having a stroke?

    Could you help someone having a stroke?
    How confident are you about recognising the signs of a stroke? What should you do if you suspect one? It’s vital for stroke patients to get the right care within the first hour of their symptoms showing to increase their chances of survival and reduce the risk of long-term brain damage. That’s why it’s so important to recognise the signs...
  2. How can I track my health at home?

    How can I track my health at home?
    Taking responsibility for your own health is a great goal to have. And it’s easier now than ever before, thanks to the wide variety of health tracking devices and apps available. So if you want to know how to monitor your health at home, read our guide. It will help you choose the products you need to keep on top...
  3. First aid for your eyes

    First aid for your eyes
    Eye injuries could be more common than you think — according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, close to 52,000 people received hospital treatment for an eye injury from July 2010 to June 2015. Your eyesight is precious, so it’s essential to know how to treat — and prevent — eye injuries. Not only will performing first aid treatment...
  4. What do I need to know about sudden cardiac arrest?

    What do I need to know about sudden cardiac arrest?
    Sudden cardiac arrest affects around 30,000 Australians a year, with about 90% of cases ending in death. In fact, deaths from sudden cardiac arrest are four times more likely than death from stroke and three times more common than death from major trauma (Source: takeheartaustralia). But despite these statistics, many of us don’t know a lot about this condition. In...
  5. How you can spot a diabetic emergency and what you can do to help

    How you can spot a diabetic emergency and what you can do to help
    If you know someone with diabetes, you’ll understand that they have to manage their condition carefully to keep healthy. If they don’t do this, they are at risk of experiencing a diabetic emergency. In this article, we explain the symptoms of a diabetic emergency and what you can do to help. About diabetes Diabetes is a chronic (lifelong) condition where...
  6. Celebrate World First Aid Day This September

    Celebrate World First Aid Day This September
    Did you know that World First Aid Day is celebrated on 10 September all over the globe? The theme this year is “lifelong first aid learning” to show that you can always learn something new about this topic. Find out more about World First Aid Day and what it means for you in our latest post. What’s World First Aid Day about...
  7. Allergic reactions 101

    Allergic reactions 101
    The Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy says that around 20% of Australians are affected by allergies. This could range from one with minor symptoms to one that could cause life-threatening anaphylaxis. Read this post to find out more about the different types of allergic reactions and their triggers, symptoms and treatment. What is an allergic reaction? An allergic reaction is...
  8. Are you prepared for an emergency?

    Are you prepared for an emergency?
    Emergencies like fires, floods or extreme weather events can strike at any time. Being prepared will help you cope more calmly and confidently in a crisis. Check out our guide to emergency preparedness and the items – such as a first aid kit – that you need to have ready. Make an emergency plan An emergency plan is a document...
  9. 5 most frequently asked questions in first aid courses

    5 most frequently asked questions in first aid courses
    If you’ve enrolled on a first aid course, then give yourself credit for taking an important first step to knowing what to do in a medical emergency. To give you a head start, we’ve pulled together some first aid common questions that reflect some of the most frequently touched-on topics. Once you’ve read through our first aid training FAQs, you’ll...
  10. Know how to help someone having a seizure

    Know how to help someone having a seizure
    If you witness someone close to you, a colleague or even a complete stranger having a seizure, it may leave you feeling powerless if you don’t know how to help them. Because it’s Epilepsy Awareness Month in March, now is a good time to learn more about this condition and what you can do to help. The month aims to...

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