Office managers – pull out your magic wand. It’s time to brew up some more time in your day. In this article, I sum up years of research and consulting to bring you: the
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Why an Insurance Broker?
on 2011-11-28 |
With the cost of insurance these days, you may wonder - what's the benefit of an insurance broker? Plenty!
Quite simply, an insurance broker works for you. We are in the business of providing you satisfaction through competitive pricing, ...
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Test Your Ticket IQ
on 2011-11-28 |
Ever wondered how a traffic ticket will affect your insurance rate? The answer, unfortunately, is that all traffic tickets impact your rate, sometimes severely!
Tickets issued under the Highway Traffic Act, Insurance Act, or Criminal Code affect your insurance rates. This includes all tickets classified as Minor, Major, or Severe/Criminal. Parking tickets are the only type of ticket ...
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Do You Face One Emergency After Another?
on 2011-10-28 |
By: Ann Gomez
Many of us have lulled ourselves into believing that chaos is one of the constants in life: death, taxes and daily plans tossed out the window.
The True Fire Fighters
Ironically, fire fighters (who are dealing with true crises) seem to be fairly calm.
Fire departments seem to live by the ethos "Let chaos reign, then rein in chaos". With every second ...
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Is Your Office Prepared... I Mean Really Prepared?
on 2011-10-28 |
Emergencies can happen anywhere and at anytime. When was the last time you checked your emergency kit to see if meds are up to date and not expired? Do you even have one? Do you have a portable oxygen tank and does everyone know where it is located and how to use it? Do you have an office emergency team protocol so everyone stays calm, cool and collected during an emergency situation? Rescue 7 can help your office with all of the above!
Earlier this year I was in an office where a very experienced hygienist was finishing up with an elderly female patient. She sat her up and was ...
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Can You Save A Life
on 2011-10-28 |
A study conducted by Sunnybrook Hospital determined that it takes 8.1 minutes on average for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to arrive on a scene when dispatched in urban centres across Canada. The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada states that a person in cardiac arrest has a 10% less chance of survival for every minute they are not defibrillated. If a person is defibrillated in the first four minutes of cardiac arrest, they have over a 50% chance of survival! Just as important, correct CPR will increase the survival rate when accompanied by defibrillation.
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