Carbon monoxide is a “silent killer” that takes the lives of hundreds of people each year. Additionally, it makes tens of thousands of people ill annually. Symptoms of carbon... read more →
November is National Diabetes Month, and this year we’re focusing on a serious health condition that is a precursor to Type 2 diabetes: prediabetes. Risk factors for prediabetes include:... read more →
As a mobile CPR Instructor, you must adapt to your environment on the spot. There might be issues with the training location or technology once you arrive. Therefore, it’s... read more →
Whether you’re celebrating with a party, handing out candy to the neighborhood or on the road during trick-or-treating hours, these Halloween safety tips are designed with adults in mind.... read more →
The terms sudden cardiac arrest and heart attack are often used interchangeably. But they are two distinct medical emergencies. Here’s an easy way to remember the difference between sudden... read more →
First responders need emergency care training, but their demanding schedules can often interfere. As an HSI Training Center or Instructor, you can best position yourself for first responder students... read more →
September is National Preparedness Month! Although the focus is often on preparedness planning for individuals and families, businesses must also plan for, respond to and mitigate a variety of... read more →
With more people returning to the office, businesses should review their safety procedures and address in gaps, such as securing CPR, AED and First Aid training for employees. Streamline... read more →
Venomous and nonvenomous snakebites can be painful. But venomous snakebites can cause severe injuries and sometimes death. So, it’s important to treat all unknown snakes as venomous until proven... read more →
Emergency Care Instructors must adapt to each CPR class to address different learning styles, questions and student backgrounds. But what ultimately makes an effective CPR class? Effective CPR classes... read more →