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Emergency Medical Response First Aid Event Services

Locality: Laverton North

Phone: +61 438 718 369

Address: 2/3 Everaise Court 3026 Laverton North, VIC, Australia

Website: https://emergencymedicalresponse.zone/

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25.01.2022 Victorian Department of Health & Human Services To protect locals, stronger requirements have been introduced for regional hospitality businesses. Here’s what you need to know: Regional hospitality businesses must refuse seated service to those from Restricted Areas that means if you are from Metro Melbourne, you can’t dine in ... If you’re from Metro Melbourne and your nearest café is in regional Victoria, opt for takeaway To confirm your place of residence businesses must sight a photo ID such as a driver licence, proof of age card or passport These measures will protect hospitality businesses in regional Victoria, their staff and local patrons, and help us all to stay safe and well as we take steps towards a COVID Normal. Find the restrictions relevant to you: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-co

23.01.2022 NEW COVID-19 TRAINING COURSE: HLTSS00065 Infection control Skill Set (Retail) Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol The HLTSS00065 Infection Control Skill Set (Retail) course provides you and your team with practical knowledge and skills on how to help keep the workplace and the broader community safe.... Infection control practices have changed the way you work in a COVID-19 environment. You’ll learn methods customised to your workplace to stop the spread of COVID-19 in a retail workplace by learning and understanding: * Measures to facilitate social distancing * Measures to protect customers and retail workers * Hand hygiene * Sanitising and disinfecting * Enhanced cleaning regimes * Monitoring staff for illness and directions to workers to stay at home if unwell * Incident Procedures and Reporting Award issued: Students who successfully complete this nationally recognised training will be awarded the statement of attainment for: * HLTSS00065 Infection control Skill Set (Retail) * HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures Enhanced Online Learning (EOL) Delivery: HLTSS00065 Infection control Skill Set (Retail): $75 (includes HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures) Approx. 8.0 hours of online theory and theory assessment with a 60 minute face to face practical assessment with a trainer. IMPORTANT: A third-party observation report must be conducted and completed in your workplace by your supervisor, manager, team leader or colleague. Emergency Medical Response delivers nationally recognised training and assessment on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol

22.01.2022 This graph show every coronavirus case in June, grouped by age and it paints a picture that I think every young person needs to see. Younger Victorians are catching this virus and spreading it at a higher rate than anyone else!

21.01.2022 NEW COVID-19 TRAINING COURSE: HLTSS00067 Infection control Skill Set (Transport and Logistics) Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol The HLTSS00067 Infection Control Skill Set (Transport and Logistics) course provides you and your team with practical knowledge and skills on how to help keep the workplace and the broader community safe.... Infection control practices have changed the way you work in a COVID-19 environment. You’ll learn methods customised to your workplace to stop the spread of COVID-19 in transport and logistics workplaces by learning and understanding: * Measures to facilitate social distancing * Measures to protect clients and transport and logistic workers * Hand Hygiene * Sanitising and Disinfecting * Enhanced cleaning regimes * Monitoring staff for illness and directions to workers to stay at home if unwell * Incident procedures and reporting Award issued: Students who successfully complete this nationally recognised training will be awarded the statement of attainment for: * HLTSS00067 Infection control Skill Set (Transport and Logistics) * HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures Enhanced Online Learning (EOL) Delivery: HLTSS00067 Infection control Skill Set (Transport and Logistics): $75 (includes HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures) Approx. 8.0 hours of online theory and theory assessment with a 60 minute face to face practical assessment with a trainer. IMPORTANT: A third-party observation report must be conducted and completed in your workplace by your supervisor, manager, team leader or colleague. Emergency Medical Response delivers nationally recognised training and assessment on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol

21.01.2022 We are at the Castlemaine State Festival tonight and we are happy to report that there’s no monkey business a foot. The Castlemaine State Festival began in 1976 through the vision of founder Berek Segan AM OBE and has now grown to become Australia’s longest running flagship regional arts festival. The Festival preceded any other Victorian arts festivals and has been unique in its scope and diversity, and in its impact on the social and cultural fabric of central Victoria and ...environs. The biennial Festival commissions, develops and presents a thrilling program of events encompassing performance, music, literature, visual arts and film and is known as major contributor in connecting people and developing social wealth within the regional community.

17.01.2022 We are at the Eddington Sprints today after a two year postponement.

15.01.2022 Hugh Keays-Byrne (Toecutter) is seen here with Emergency Medical Response Medic and Trainer Jasmine and Admin Officer Shaun at the Mad Max 40th Anniversary held at the Maryborough Harness Racing on Tuesday, February 5th, 2019. RIP Hugh Keays-Byrne has passed away at the age of 73. He was best known for playing Toecutter in the original Mad Max and Immortan Joe in Mad Max: Fury Road. It is 41 years since he tore up the back roads of Australia as the axe-wielding leader of a motorcycle gang in the first Mad Max movie. Pursued to his death by Mel Gibson's leather-clad avenger, Toecutter met a suitably grisly end beneath the wheels of an oncoming truck.

15.01.2022 #BREAKING: 723 new Covid-19 cases today which includes 255 in regional areas. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced everyone across Victoria must wear a mask or a face covering when outside their home from 11.59pm Sunday night. Mask wearing in public has already been made mandatory in metropolitan Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire, and Mr Andrews said the decision to make it mandatory across the whole state was based on advice from the Chief Health Officer. "It's some...thing we can do in regional Victoria without causing significant economic cost but getting a significant public health benefit," Mr Andrews said. There are 255 new active cases in regional Victoria, 159 of which are in six local government areas -- Colac-Otway, Greater Geelong, Surf Coast, Moorabool, Golden Plains, and the Borough of Queenscliffe. Residents of those council areas will not be allowed visitors to their home from midnight tonight. "It’s vital we stop this virus further seeping into regional Victoria," Mr Andrews said.

13.01.2022 WHERE IS YOUR HANDBAG NOW? Many families have been spending most of their time at home lately and the Poisons Centre has seen an increased number of calls regarding toddlers and children accessing medications and other products around the house. Many of our calls are the result of children getting into handbags which are often left sitting around.... Where is your handbag now? What does it contain? Common items found in hand bags which can cause serious harm to children include: * medications including tablets, eye drops, nasal sprays * hand sanitiser * button batteries * essential oils Keep your handbag out of reach of children and check the contents regularly to reduce the risk of harm. Call the Poisons centre on 131126 for further advice following any suspected exposure. #preventpoison #poisonsinfo

11.01.2022 As per the Victoria’s roadmap for reopening How we live in Metropolitan Melbourne announcements today, our Enhanced Online Learning First Aid Training will recommence in our Training Centre in Northcote for all members of the public on September 14 onwards. To book: http://www.emergencymedicalresponse.com.au/first-aid-publi/ In the current COVID-19 environment, we now have enhanced online learning programs. These enhanced online programs involve participants undertaking ex...tensive online training and theory assessments prior to a short face-to-face assessment. The face-to-face assessments are currently strictly capped to up to four participants, and run for between 30 and 145 minutes in Northcote, Bendigo or Ballarat, depending on the course. This new approach to training allows individuals to complete the online component of training at their own pace, followed by a quick practical assessment with a trainer. In this current environment, we are taking actions to minimise the risk and this new program ticks all the boxes. Most learning and training is done online; Very quick face-to-face assessment appointment with only one to four students present; No more large groups in one training room for long sessions; Nationally recognised training. First Step - CURRENT FROM 11.59pm 13 SEPTEMBER FOR METRO MELBOURNE Key points Curfew in place 9pm to 5am Stay within 5km of your home except for permitted reasons such as work or education if these can not be done at home Exercise or recreation: 2 people or a household can meet outdoors for two hours maximum Visitors to the home: "Single person bubble" 1 nominated visitor if living alone/single parent (all children under 18) Childcare and school are closed except for children of permitted workers Shopping for essentials, 1 person per household, once a day Restaurants and cafes open for takeaway and delivery only For further information see: https://www.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-covid-19-restrictions-ro

11.01.2022 The GoodSAM App will be reactivated in regional Victoria next Monday, 19 October 2020. As you may recall, GoodSAM was restricted for community responders in March this year as a precautionary measure in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and when there was limited scientific knowledge of this novel coronavirus. The decision to reactivate GoodSAM now is based on international evidence that shows a very low risk of COVID-19 transmission when providing hands-only CPR or using a ...defibrillator. Nonetheless, the decision whether or not to respond to a GoodSAM alert is a personal one, and should be based on your circumstances. Action If you are in regional Victoria or are travelling within regional Victoria, you may receive a GoodSAM alert if someone nearby you is suspected to be in cardiac arrest. You can choose to accept or decline this alert. At any time, you can select to be ‘off-duty’, which will ensure that you do not receive any alerts. Simply open the GoodSAM App, go into your ‘me’ profile and make sure your ‘report on duty’ setting is switched off, as pictured below. For your safety If you accept an alert, you must wear a surgical mask that covers your mouth and nose and place either a mask or cloth over the patient’s mouth and nose. If you have gloves and safety glasses, you can also put these on. For your safety, please leave the scene once paramedics or emergency services arrive and take over care of the patient, and please remember to practice good hand hygiene. Importantly, if you are not well or have a cough, sore throat, runny nose, shortness of breath, loss or change in sense of smell or taste, or fever, chills or sweats, do not accept the GoodSAM alert. Questions If you have any questions or concerns, please email [email protected]. You can stay connected and up to date via Ambulance Victoria’s GoodSAM Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoodSAM.Victoria/ We know that when cardiac arrest happens, every minute counts and when someone begins CPR while paramedics are on their way, the chances of surviving cardiac arrest dramatically improve.

09.01.2022 36 suburbs across 10 Melbourne postcodes are preparing to re-enter lockdown for four weeks from 11.59 tonight. The following postcodes to go into lockdown until at least 29 July. 3038 - Taylors Lakes, Keilor Downs, Keilor Lodge, Watergardens... 3064 - Craigieburn, Roxburgh Park, Mickleham, Kalkallo, Donnybrook 3047 - Broadmeadows, Dallas, Jacana 3060 - Fawkner 3012 - Maidstone, West Footscray, Kingsville, Brooklyn, Tottenham 3032 - Maribyrnong, Highpoint City, Ascot Vale, Travancore 3055 - Brunswick South West, Moonee Vale, Moreland West 3042 - Airport West, Niddrie, Keilor Park 3021 - St Albans, Kealba, Albanvale, Kings Park 3046 - Glenroy, Hadfield, Oak Park You should not leave you home if you live in the above areas unless for the following four reasons; shop for food and other necessary goods and services. access medical services or provide caregiving for example, this includes shared parenting obligations or providing care and support to an unwell, disabled, elderly or pregnant friend or relative. Work Excises What you need to keep doing practice good hygiene maintain physical distancing, keep at least 1.5 metres away from others understand the risk and symptoms help continue to slow the spread of COVID-19 by getting tested, even if you have mild symptoms stay home and avoid contact if you’re feeling unwell take care wherever you go, assume others may be carrying the virus Read more: https://7news.link/3dQWOAG #7NEWS

08.01.2022 NEW COVID-19 TRAINING COURSE: HLTSS00066 Infection control Skill Set (Food Handling) Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol The HLTSS00066 Infection Control Skill Set (Food Handling) course provides you and your team with practical knowledge and skills on how to help keep the workplace and the broader community safe.... Infection control practices have changed the way you work in a COVID-19 environment. You’ll learn methods customised to your workplace to stop the spread of COVID-19 in a food handling workplace by learning and understanding: * Measures to facilitate social distancing * Measures to protect customers and retail workers * Hand hygiene * Sanitising and disinfecting * Enhanced cleaning regimes * Monitoring staff for illness and directions to workers to stay at home if unwell * Incident Procedures and Reporting Award issued: Students who successfully complete this nationally recognised training will be awarded the statement of attainment for: * HLTSS00066 Infection control Skill Set (Food Handling) * HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures Enhanced Online Learning (EOL) Delivery: HLTSS00066 Infection Control Skill Set (Food Handling): $75 (includes HLTINFCOV001 Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures) Approx. 8.0 hours of online theory and theory assessment with a 60 minute face to face practical assessment with a trainer. IMPORTANT: A third-party observation report must be conducted and completed in your workplace by your supervisor, manager, team leader or colleague. Emergency Medical Response delivers nationally recognised training and assessment on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Book online at: https://emr.trainingdesk.com.au/enrol

08.01.2022 It's #WorldSnakeDay, so we're taking this opportunity to remind you about our sssssseriously good SURVIVAL Snake Bite First Aid Kit. The KIT was designed in Australia by leading first aid experts and developed in conjunction with snake safety experts, SSSafe. It's been built around the success of our revolutionary Smart Bandage to help people effectively manage potentially deadly snake and Funnel-web spider bites.... Complete with all the first aid contents you need to assist in the onsite treatment of a venomous snake or Funnel-web spider bite, this KIT also contains lifesaving instructions on correct snake bite bandage technique. Weighing in at only 555 grams, whether you're at home or heading outdoors, there's no excuse for not being snake-bite safe. Make the smart choice. Don’t go exploring without one. Get yours at: http://www.emergencymedicalresponse.com.au//snake-bite-kit/ #survival #survivalfirstaid #firstaidkit #snakebite #snake #snakesafety #snakes #snakebitesafe #safety #emergency #exploring #outdoor #outdooradventure #spider #spiderbite

07.01.2022 Latest update from Premier Daniel Andrews on COVID-19 in Victoria. From 11.59pm on Sunday night, the number of visitors allowed at your home will be reduced from 20 to five people. #9News

06.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - Sunday, 2 August 2020 As of 6pm tonight a State of Disaster has been declared across Victoria. This allows police and other services to have additional power to enforce restrictions. This State of Disaster will last for 6 weeks. ... METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE As of 6pm tonight, Metropolitan Melbourne will enter Stage 4 lockdown. This means that on top of the 4 reasons you could already leave your home, there are further limits. From 8pm tonight, a curfew will apply within Metropolitan Melbourne. This curfew will run from 8pm to 5am every day. The only reasons to be out after curfew are to be getting care, giving care or going to/from work. You cannot go further than a 5km radius from your home. One person per day per household is allowed to go and do any shopping. Again, this must be done within the 5km radius. Recreational activities are no longer allowed. One hour of exercise is permitted, no further than 5km from home. A run, jog, walk in your own neighbourhood or exercise in your own home. No groups bigger than 2 people to be out and about, regardless if they are family or not. (Exemptions in regards to things such as single parents who cannot leave their kids at home will apply). All schools will switch to flexible and remote learning unless it is absolutely essential for the child to be at school. Special schools will remain open for those who require those settings. These restrictions will last for 6 weeks. REGIONAL VICTORIA As of midnight, next Wednesday regional Victoria will enter Stage 3 lockdown. This means that you cannot leave your home unless it is for the 4 following reasons To shop for food and essential goods or services. The provide care, for compassionate reasons or to seek medical treatment. To exercise or for outdoor recreation. For work or study, if you can’t do it from home. Restaurants, cafes, bars, gyms, etc. will all have to close. Takeaway and delivery options will remain. Schools will switch to flexible and remote learning unless the child needs to be at school because of parents working or special needs. These restrictions will last for 6 weeks. EMPLOYMENT CHANGES Premier Andrews has stated that further announcements will be made tomorrow in regards to employment. There will be 3 categories - Business as usual supermarkets, butchers, bakers, food and beverage (takeaway and home delivery will remain). Reduced employment places that will operate at a limited capacity with less staff. Closed employment places that will need to work from home, or if that is not possible, they will need to close. Police will be out in force making sure people have lawful reasons to have left their homes and are following restrictions.

05.01.2022 Wearing a face covering is a small action but it can make a big difference. When attending our First Aid face-to-face assessment sessions, you'll now need to wear a face covering. If you don't have one, one will be provided by Emergency Medical Response. That's why Victoria's Chief Health Officer is making it a requirement not just a recommendation. Here's how it'll work:... If you live in metro Melbourne or Mitchell Shire and you need to leave home for one of the four essential reasons, you must have a covering over your mouth and nose. If you're travelling into regional Victoria for work or care reasons, that covering will need to remain on for the entire time you're there. If you live in regional Victoria, you'll need to wear a face covering if you visit metro Melbourne or Mitchell Shire and we're still recommending you wear one in your local area if you can't physically distance. There are a few exceptions. Kids under 12, those who have a professional or medical reason or if it's just not practical, like when you're out running. In our schools, that'll mean teachers don't have to wear a face covering while teaching but students attending for VCE, VCAL or for onsite supervision will. Everyone will be expected to wear one on the way to and from school. This requirement won't be enforced until 11:59pm on Wednesday 22 July to give people a chance to buy or make a covering but if you already have one, please start wearing it now. And if you don't have a mask, a scarf is better than nothing. As with everything, this shouldn't be about looking for loopholes. It's about each of us doing something small to keep everyone around us safe. If I'm wearing a covering, I'm helping to protect you. If you're wearing one, you're helping to protect me. And if we all wear one, we're all doing our bit to slow the spread.

05.01.2022 Find out what you can do and when: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-co #COVID19Vic

05.01.2022 Here is the planned road back to a CovidSafe economy for Australia. #COVID19Aus Each state will be at a different starting point due to local conditions. Premier Dan Andrews will let us know the timing for the road back for us in Victoria on Monday the 11th of May.

04.01.2022 Have you or anyone you know been told you need a stent? . A good friend and supporter of Heart Research Australia had one of these miraculous devices recently and has allowed us to share these incredible before and after pictures. . Did you know that this life-saving treatment was pioneered for Australia thanks to funding from Heart Research Australia?... . A stent is used to open blockages to allow blood to reach the heart. The stent procedure can give immediate relief to patients and is now everyday practice. . #stent #medicalscience #researchsaveslives #heartresearch #heartattack #heartdisease #cardiovasculardisease #chd #coronaryarterydisease #lifesaving #heart #makingbreakthroughshappen #scienceiscool #heartresearchaustralia See more

03.01.2022 Hugh Keays-Byrne has passed away at the age of 73. He was best known for playing Toecutter in the original Mad Max and Immortan Joe in Mad Max: Fury Road. R.I.P. It is 41 years since he tore up the back roads of Australia as the axe-wielding leader of a motorcycle gang in the first Mad Max movie. Pursued to his death by Mel Gibson's leather-clad avenger, Toecutter met a suitably grisly end beneath the wheels of an oncoming truck.

03.01.2022 CORONAVIRUS UPDATE The total number of COVID-19 cases diagnosed in Victoria is 1,605 - with just two new cases diagnosed since yesterday. The two new cases were detected in returned travellers in hotel quarantine.... 34 cases have been diagnosed cumulatively for this region, including 9 cases in Greater Bendigo, 9 in the Macedon Ranges (1 active), 6 in Mount Alexander, 4 in Campaspe (2 active), 3 in Loddon, 2 in Gannawarra and 1 in Central Goldfields. Currently eight people are in hospital, including three patients in intensive care. 1,520 people have recovered. To date, 19 people have died from coronavirus in Victoria. Today’s increase in cases illustrates once again that while we have been flattening the curve, our battle against COVID-19 is far from over, said Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Professor Brett Sutton. People with even the mildest of symptoms of coronavirus including fever, chills, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose or loss of sense of smell are encouraged to get tested.