October 16: World Cardiac Arrest Day

Anyone and everyone can learn to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and acquire the necessary knowledge to provide first aid until emergency services arrive. In Europe, around 350,000 sudden cardiac deaths occur out-of-hospital every year, while in Spain the figure stands around 30,000, representing nearly 1,000 cardiac arrests daily. In 80% of cases, these events take […]
Specialized healthcare training and social media

A customer-oriented company listens to and, above all, analyzes the feedback it receives regarding its various products and services. It pays close attention to both online and offline feedback. Every time a student leaves a comment or asks a question on any of our social media channels publicly or privately, or sends it to us […]
Healthcare Training: Drug Poisoning

Drug intoxications represent a high percentage of admissions in emergency and urgent care services. The multi-pathology resulting from substance use and polysubstance use (often involving unknown substances and dosages) means that its management requires specific and comprehensive training to prevent and anticipate complications. A proper approach by the healthcare professional to drug poisoning is vital […]
Nursing, medicine, science communication, and personal branding.

Within the healthcare sector, there are great science communicators and highly respected scientific societies active on social media, especially on Twitter. Their updated content provides real value to the healthcare sector itself, to businesses, and to society in general, who can follow them as a benchmark and a reliable source of information. Nowadays, any individual […]
2CB “Nexus”, VINTAGE DRUGS or NEW DRUGS?

It seems that the summer season lends itself to repeating the same types of news stories: “Heat wave”, “drop in unemployment”, “remedies for dehydration”, “celebrity vacations here and there”. However, there is one recurring story that media outlets love to report in a very irresponsible manner in our view, especially considering younger readers: “The new […]
Why is it so important to have a defibrillator in public spaces?

Step by step, companies and institutions are starting to install defibrillators and train their staff to respond to cardiac arrest. Many provinces already have regulations addressing both areas: Regulations governing the installation of automated and semi-automated external defibrillators outside healthcare settings. And regulations governing the use of defibrillators in public spaces. Cardiac arrest is the […]