The Most Important Thing | TVC | St John WA

We are excited to announce the launch of our new first aid campaign - The Most Important Thing.
The campaign highlights the positive impact that first aid skills can have in an emergency and how a quick response and knowing what to do can ultimately save someone’s life.
Take a look at our 60 second version of the advertisement and keep an eye out for the ad on channels 7 and 10 across the state this weekend.
If it’s been a while since you last did some first aid training, we encourage you to book a course or refresher today. Courses are available from $49, and can be completed at one of our Perth metro training centres or regional locations.
Call us on 1300 STJOHN or visit: bit.ly/1rY4iu8

[@KawaiiCat2]

Taking a class isn't enough. You have to keep refreshing the material every once in a while.
I had to learn cpr/first aid when I worked at a school 3 years ago. Problem is you forget how to do it. Now I don’t know how long the classes are in other parts of the world but I’m in the US in the class I took was four hours long. After that you don’t take a test nothing. Then they congratulate you and give you a CPR first aid card and you’re certified. That was it. They tell you you have to be re-certified in 2 years.
Now how is someone going to remember all this information of material and replicate it properly after just taking a four hour class. Yes maybe right after you can but as time goes on a year or two year passes some of those information slips your mind. Especially with the fact that we don’t think about first aid/CPR on a daily basis or even at all until something really bad happens. Plus people panic when bad things happened and you’re all disorientated and may not do something properly.
Point is, keep your first aid and CPR knowledge fresh. It sucks but it may save someone's life one day.

[@hettigepromo5619]

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