In a public place with people coming and going, someone suddenly fainted and lost consciousness. What can you do, besides calling 120 and calling out loudly, what else can you do?

　　Just yesterday, we Unibetter organized a unique training-a drill on first aid knowledge!

　　In the class, Mr. Kong Gu, a tutor from WAFA-International Association of Field Medicine, taught in the form of combining theoretical knowledge and practical operation, combined with rich rescue practical experience, and gave our little partners of Unibetter a key explanation:

　　Emergency response capability for on-site assessment of emergencies, Heimlich first aid method, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), how to use AED correctly, trauma rescue, treatment methods for common sudden diseases in life (such as burns, bee stings, drowning) , Sprains, etc.), emergency handling and other knowledge and skills.

　　In the classroom, the teacher demonstrated Heimlik and CPR with real people, and explained the demonstrations, which were easy to understand, lively and interesting. The partners of Unibetter actively participated and deepened their understanding of first aid knowledge in an active atmosphere.

　　Regarding first aid knowledge, we are really lacking! It turns out that first aid skills are not as complicated as imagined, and they are also a skill that ordinary people can master!

　　If we have certain first aid capabilities, we will fill the time gap before the arrival of professional medical personnel, so that people in emergencies can be rescued in the first place.

　　Unibetter has always attached great importance to the physical and mental health of its partners. Through this first aid training, we hope to further strengthen everyone’s awareness and skills of self-rescue and mutual rescue, improve emergency response capabilities, and respond to emergencies without panic, with methods and methods. Thoughts, escort the lives and health of yourself and your family.

　　Finally, I would like to thank Mr. Kong Gu from the International Association of Field Medicine for bringing us professional and wonderful first aid courses!