The Basic Life Support app helps first responders and emergency personnel respond calmly and systematically in emergency situations. Its practical checklist is also available offline.
Languages
German, French, Italian, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Croatian
Examples of content:
The Basic Life Support app is available in the following languages:
German, French, Italian, English, Spanish, Portuguese and Croatian.
Here you will find information on first aid for poisoning through ingestion, eye or skin contact, or inhalation, as well as on what to do in emergencies and when to contact Tox Info Suisse on 145.
For a personal refresher on first aid knowledge, there is the Red Cross First Aid app. The app’s content can be accessed anytime and anywhere. In an emergency, emergency numbers and information on life-saving first aid measures are immediately available.
In general, Switzerland is a safe country. But even here crimes are committed – not only in public places like parks and bars, on trains or buses or at railway stations, but also in the privacy of the home and on the internet. The police are there for yo…
In verschiedenen Gegenden der Schweiz bestehen bereits Netzwerke von First Respondern. Das sind Ersthelfende, die von der Notrufzentrale 144 in ihrer Region aufgeboten werden, um bei einem Herz-Kreislauf-Stillstand rasch Erste Hilfe zu leisten. Es dauert …
The Swiss Red Cross develops and coordinates migesplus and receives financial support from the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH).
