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Essential Safety Training Continuation

The Medical Analysis Department at Tishk International University’s Faculty of Applied Sciences conducted the fourth session of its comprehensive training course on May 12, 2025. Continuing under the theme “Health and Safety Fundamentals: Best Practices for Risk Management,” this session featured a vital presentation by Dr. Shaween Talabany, valued academic staff member, addressing “First Aid in the Laboratory and Emergency Response.”

Comprehensive First Aid Protocols

Dr. Shaween outlined essential emergency procedures specifically tailored for laboratory environments:

Emergency Response Procedures:

  • Chemical spill response protocols and containment strategies

  • Burn treatment methods for various types of laboratory injuries

  • Cut and laceration management with proper sterilization techniques

  • Hazardous material exposure response and decontamination procedures

Safety Infrastructure and Training:

  • Accessible, well-equipped first aid kits requirements for all laboratories

  • Basic life-saving skills training including CPR certification

  • Emergency evacuation protocols specific to laboratory settings

  • Staff and student competency in emergency response procedures

Interactive Learning Approach

The session incorporated engaging educational methods to enhance learning retention:

  • Real-life case scenarios illustrating potential laboratory emergencies

  • Practical demonstrations of first aid techniques and equipment usage

  • Active participant engagement through hands-on practice

  • Group discussions about emergency preparedness strategies

Positive Participant Feedback

The session received strong praise from students and faculty attendees for its clarity, practical relevance, and immediate applicability to laboratory settings. The interactive format and real-world focus ensured participants gained valuable skills that can be directly implemented to enhance safety in their academic and professional laboratory environments.

Keywords: First Aid Training, Emergency Response, Laboratory Safety, CPR Certification, Hazardous Materials, Emergency Protocols, Safety Equipment, Risk Management

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