When a medical emergency occurs offshore, decisions often need to be made in minutes. Who should be contacted first? Can the patient be treated safely on board? Is medical evacuation required? Where should the patient be transferred, and how will they get there? During an emergency, there is little time to work through these questions
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Most of us have experienced an infection at some point. Whether it’s a chest infection, a urinary tract infection or an infected wound, the majority respond well to appropriate treatment. But occasionally, an infection can lead to something far more serious. Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that requires urgent medical attention. Knowing what to look
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Every organisation has health and safety procedures. Every project has rules. Every worksite has risk assessments, toolbox talks and permit systems. These provide the framework for safe operations. But what happens when nobody is watching? The strongest safety cultures are those where people make safe decisions because those behaviours have become part of the way
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