Recommendations for First Aid or Emergency Apps



Where can I refresh my first aid course?
To refresh the first aid course, there are many options. Organizations involved in emergency services regularly offer courses. You can easily find out where a course is taking place near you on their respective websites.
The Johanniter
https://www.johanniter.de/dienste-leistungen/angebote-fuer-privatpersonen/erste-hilfe-kurse/
https://www.johanniter.de/dienste-leistungen/angebote-fuer-privatpersonen/erste-hilfe-kurse/
The German Red Cross
https://www.drk.de/hilfe-in-deutschland/kurse-im-ueberblick/rotkreuzkurs-erste-hilfe/
https://www.drk.de/hilfe-in-deutschland/kurse-im-ueberblick/rotkreuzkurs-erste-hilfe/
Also some local groups of the Water Rescue.
https://www.drk.de/?id=380
https://www.drk.de/?id=380
The Techniker Krankenkasse has developed an app that allows you to virtually practice behavior in an emergency. We find this very successful and therefore point it out. This can of course not replace a first aid course but serves only to practice what has been learned there.
https://www.tk.de/techniker/magazin/digitale-gesundheit/tkf/leben-retten/rescue-me-app-2092150
https://www.tk.de/techniker/magazin/digitale-gesundheit/tkf/leben-retten/rescue-me-app-2092150
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Author Sabine Croci is a certified medical assistant with many years of experience in internal medicine and cardiology practices as well as in outpatient care, and has been leading the editorial team of BloodPressureDB since 2015. Thanks to her extensive additional qualifications as a paramedic, first responder, and in various therapy and emergency areas, she provides well-founded, practical, and reliably verified information.

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