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In Australia, around 25,000 people experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year. Evidence from the Australian Resuscitation Council and national registries shows that early first aid—especially CPR and defibrillation—can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival. With every minute that passes without action, those chances fall.

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The first response and often the outcome- depends on someone nearby. 

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For workplaces, that "someone nearby" isn't just good luck — it's WHS obligation and duty of care. Under work health and safety legislation, employers have a responsibility to ensure staff can respond to an emergency, not just report one.

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As a business partner and trainer delivering nationally recognised training on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909), the purpose is simple: to help individuals and workplaces feel genuinely prepared, confident, and compliant so that when it matters, they know how to help.

Because first aid is the foundation of emergency care

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Certified Trainer

Trainer and business partner of Allens Training

Jennifer de la Cruz

  • RN, Bachelor of Nursing

  • Master of Clinical Nursing (Anaesthesia & Recovery)

  • Clinical Fellow Australasian College of Perianaesthesia Nurses

  • Graduate Diploma (Anaesthetics & Recovery)

  • Certificate IV in Training & Assessments​

  • Business Partner/Trainer       

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