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In this tutorial, Michael from First Aid Oz discusses the concepts of duty of care and incident reporting in the context of first aid. He emphasizes the legal responsibilities individuals have when providing first aid, especially in work-related scenarios. Duty of care entails a legal obligation to care for others, meaning that one must not only perform their job but also ensure the health and safety of those they are assisting. If an injury occurs, the person providing first aid is primarily responsible for ensuring that appropriate medical attention is given, which may involve administering first aid themselves or seeking further help. Understanding these responsibilities is crucial for anyone involved in first aid.
