According to the European Emergency Services and the German Red Cross, there are over 1,000 emergency calls on an average day in large cities. In 2020, for example, more than 2.5 million emergency services were called out in Germany, indicating a high frequency of 112 use. Call numbers can of course vary depending on the region, time of day and special events (such as major events or disasters). Mastering first…
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First Aid: How does it work
Published 2024-10-03
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Alexander Riede
Many countries around the world have legal regulations that affect helping in emergency situations. In Germany, according to Section 323c of the German Criminal Code (failure to provide assistance), you are obliged to provide first aid. For example, if you witness an accident and see that someone is injured, you must help or at least call for help. Nobody has to heroically storm into a burning building. If your own…
Comments closedFirst aid: Why commitment is important
Published 2024-10-03
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Alexander Riede
First aid enables you to respond quickly and effectively to medical emergencies. In critical situations, every minute counts and basic knowledge in this area can save lives. Acting immediately can often prevent serious complications. People in emergencies are often very agitated or frightened. When you provide first aid, you can not only help address physical needs, but also provide emotional support. Your intervention can have a calming effect and help…
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