Author Archives: Faisal Javed Mir

About Faisal Javed Mir

Faisal Javed Mir is Occupational Health and Safety Professional, having 15+ years of profound experience in training and consultancy. He has knowledge, skills, experience, tools, proven history and confidence to deliver what is required by the valued clients. He is teaching First Aid since 2006 and certified by MEDIC First Aid International of United States for many first aid certification programs. He is the only Instructor-Trainer by MEDIC First Aid and American Health and Safety Institute (ASHI) in Pakistan.

First Aid, CPR & AED Workshop

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Welcome All, First Aid to Save a Life (FATSAL) Pakistan is pleased to announce their upcoming workshop on “First Aid, CPR and AED” on May 5, 2012 at Railway Hospital, Rawalpindi. FATSAL in collaboration with Ronaq-e-Qainaat has planned this full … Continue reading →

History of CPR – ABC to CAB

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, We published our first ever post on “History of CPR” back in May 2011. In that post we highlighted the contributions of Dr. James Elam and Dr. Peter Safar but today we will try out tiniest effort to … Continue reading →

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Snakebite Management Kit

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, In continuation to our series of posts on “Snakebite Management”, today we will share, what is called Snakebite Management Kit. Although the snakebite mortality numbers for Pakistan are over estimated, snakebite remains a significant problem of rural areas. … Continue reading →

Snakebite Management – DO NOT Practice

Posted on April 22, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, In continuation to our last post on “Snakebite Management”, today we will share with you some precautions in snakebite management case. Also, we will highlight the changes incorporated in 2010 guidelines for First Aid and ECC for immobilization … Continue reading →

ROLL BACK MALARIA

Posted on April 21, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, Lets work together to ROLL BACK MALARIA. In 2010, about 3.3 billion people – almost half of the world’s population – were at risk of malaria. Every year, this leads to about 216 million malaria cases and an … Continue reading →

Snakebite Management

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, In continuation to our last post on “snakebite and their types”, today we will discuss snakebite’s management protocol exercised in Exploration and Production (E&P) Companies. I am not sure about this but I have never heard in my … Continue reading →

Snakebite and Their Types

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, Snakebite present major challenges to companies working in rural and far remote areas. Pakistan is facing severe energy crisis and maximum of its oil and gas reserves are from Khyber Pakhtunkhawa, Balouchistan & Sindh. The Exploration and Production … Continue reading →

How You Can Participate Free of Cost in Our Upcoming Courses

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE!!! First Aid to Save a Life (FATSAL) Pakistan is pleased to announce today that their organization will allow one to participate free of cost in any of our course who works in his/her individual capacity … Continue reading →

high pRICE or HIGH VALUE ADDITION!

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected All, At First Aid to Save a Life (FATSAL) Pakistan you will get more than what you have paid to us for training sessions.Businesses are to share their experiences, knowledge and resources with you so they get paid for … Continue reading →

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World Congress of Cardiology

Posted on April 4, 2012 by Faisal Javed Mir

Respected Subscribers & Readers, First Aid to Save a Life Pakistan is pleased to share with you that this year’s “World Congress on Cardiology Scientific Session” is scheduled in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Join your colleagues from across the globe … Continue reading →

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