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How to insert symbol in the First Aid Incident Report

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In this tutorial, Michael from First Aid Oz discusses the concepts of duty of care and incident reporting, emphasizing their importance in first aid scenarios. He highlights that individuals have a legal responsibility for the safety and well-being of others, particularly when providing first aid in employment or subcontracted roles. Duty of care entails not only delivering the intended service but also considering the health and safety of the individuals involved. If an incident occurs requiring medical attention, the first aider is primarily responsible for ensuring that appropriate care is provided, whether by administering first aid personally or coordinating with others.

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Red Cross, Crescent and Crystal All of these symbols are red on a white background. The cross is widely recognised as a symbol of first aid and medicine. It dates back to the Geneva Convention in 1864. Back then, it was decided that countries at war should agree not to fire on medical transport and facilities.
Useful information to record includes: The date, time and place of the incident. The name and job of the injured or ill person. Details of the injury/illness and what first aid was given. Details about what happened to the person immediately afterwards (e.g. went back to work, went home, went to hospital).
The red cross emblem is not any first aid or medical sign. The red cross sign or plus sign as it is often called shows that these people are not a part of conflict and are simply there to help.
The green cross and the Star of Life are the two most recognized symbols for first aid, though to avoid continued confusion, there one day may have to be a change.
The internationally accepted symbol for first aid is the white cross on a green background shown below.
These are called signs. Put simply, a sign is something you, as the person attempting to provide first aid, can either see, hear, feel or measure. You use your own senses to discover these signs. Our own eyes can tell us a lot about a potential injury.
The Red Cross (and Crescent, and Crystal) The first symbol that people associate with first aid signs is the Red Cross the plain, square red cross on a white background. Its almost universally recognised as a symbol for medicine and first aid.

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