First Aid Training Review

By   May 2, 2017

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(WHSV) Valley health officials are giving people the opportunity to get their hands on life-saving medicine used to treat drug overdoses. The Central Shenandoah Health District is teaming up with the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board to offer free naloxone training courses. Those in attendance will learn how to spot the signs of a drug overdose and how to administer the medicine to treat them, also known as Narcan, according to Dr. Laura Kornegay at with the CSHD. At the end of the course, free Narcan kits will be distributed, along with a card for future prescriptions. Naloxone has been more widely available in Virginia since the opioid crisis was declared a Public Health Emergency at the end of 2016. Dr. Kornegay said anyone is invited, including substance abusers and their family and friends. “When people stop breathing, obviously minutes matter.

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AFRINIC offers a comprehensive training programme and provides free training throughout Africa in both French and English to around 600 African network engineers every year,equipping network engineers and operators with key knowledge about IPv6 deployment and transition techniques. IP (Internet Protocol) addresses denote individual devices connected to the Internet and the IPv6 128-bit addressing system significantly expands the number of IP addresses available for devices from smartphones to gaming consoles. It’s been estimated that 85% of available IP addresses have already been allocated to web-connected devices. There is a clear need for South African organisations and service providers to begin preparing for the shift towards Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) or risk facing significant operational and technical headaches. South Africa has an Internet penetration rate of around 52%, making it one of Africa’s leaders in Internet availability. AFRINIC has 372 South African members – 25% of the total – and is the country with the most members. while 173 members hold an IPv6 allocation and are therefore able to deploy IPv6 on their networks, very few have actually done so. By providing free training, AFRINIC hopes to further reinforce the message that South Africa’s IPv6 Deployment cannot wait. “AFRINICs training courses are highly respected, with the majority of participants agreeing that they would recommend the course to others,” comments AFRINIC CEO Alan Barrett. “In addition to our core function as one of the worlds five Regional Internet Registries (RIR), AFRINIC plays a leading role in education and capacity building, as well as supporting first aid training providers Internet infrastructure development throughout the region.