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Reminder: Practice Fireworks Safety this Fourth of July!   As we approach the Fourth of July, let’s remember that celebrating with fireworks comes with responsibility. Fireworks are a popular and exciting part of Fourth of July and summer overall. While they are legal, they are also very dangerous. Thousands of people – mostly children and young adults – are injured each year from fireworks-related incidents. As you celebrate Independence Day and other summer festivities, St. Joseph Medical Center wants to remind you to practice safety and caution when it comes to fireworks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xwav8f   Stay safe and happy celebrating! #FireworksSafety #FourthofJuly #SafetyFirst

Financial Bloc wishes you a fun and relaxing Labor Day, but with caution! Here are a few safety tips to keep in your back pocket while celebrating with your loved ones: ✔️ Drink plenty of water. ✔️ Prepare a car medical kit if you are traveling. ✔️ Ensure your grill is positioned in a safe place. #LaborDaySafety #LaborDayWeekend

Tomorrow is Guy Fawkes’ Night and some of you may have plans for tonight and into the weekend; we want you to enjoy yourself but do it in safety. Our services are hear to help you but you can help us by sticking to some fairly common sense safety advice when it comes to enjoying fireworks, sparklers and bonfires safety. The key things to remember are to stand well back and never return to a lit firework, always put spent sparklers bright side down into a bucket of water after use and never, ever hold, throw or play with fireworks…Even ‘Standard Fireworks’ can cause severe injuries if you don’t treat them with respect. Bonfires can easily get out of control so try and stick to organised events. If you do have one planned, always make sure at least one person is responsible for it, don’t use accelerants to get it started, keep it away from trees, fences, sheds and anything flammable and keep a bucket of water handy. There is lots of information on the RSPA site that will help you all to enjoy the evening in safety and ensure that if you do need to use our services, it isn’t because of Bonfire Night. Have fun and stay safe from all at DHU Healthcare. https://lnkd.in/d2h2d34E

🎆 As we approach the Fourth of July celebrations, remember to keep your eyes safe around fireworks and sparklers! 🇺🇸👁️ 👀 Did you know fireworks can cause serious eye injuries if not handled properly? As your trusted eye care providers, we want to remind everyone to protect their vision during this festive season! Here are a few tips to ensure eye safety: 1️⃣ Wear protective eyewear when handling fireworks or closely observing displays. 2️⃣ Keep a safe distance from fireworks, as debris can cause eye damage. 3️⃣ Never allow young children to handle fireworks, even sparklers. 4️⃣ In case of an eye injury, seek medical help immediately. Let's celebrate responsibly and enjoy a safe & spectacular Fourth of July! Your vision matters to us. 🎇 #EyeSafety #FourthOfJuly #FireworksSafety

Reminder: Practice Fireworks Safety this Fourth of July!   As we approach the Fourth of July, let’s remember that celebrating with fireworks comes with responsibility. Fireworks are a popular and exciting part of Fourth of July and summer overall. While they are legal, they are also very dangerous. Thousands of people – mostly children and young adults – are injured each year from fireworks-related incidents. As you celebrate Independence Day and other summer festivities, Nashoba Valley Medical Center wants to remind you to practice safety and caution when it comes to fireworks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xwav8f   Stay safe and happy celebrating! #FireworksSafety #FourthofJuly #SafetyFirst

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Reminder: Practice Fireworks Safety this Fourth of July!   As we approach the Fourth of July, let’s remember that celebrating with fireworks comes with responsibility. Fireworks are a popular and exciting part of Fourth of July and summer overall. While they are legal, they are also very dangerous. Thousands of people – mostly children and young adults – are injured each year from fireworks-related incidents. As you celebrate Independence Day and other summer festivities, Wadley Regional Medical Center wants to remind you to practice safety and caution when it comes to fireworks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xwav8f   Stay safe and happy celebrating!   #FireworksSafety #FourthofJuly #SafetyFirst

As we get ready to celebrate this #IndependenceDay, let's prioritize safety to ensure everyone has a fun and secure holiday! See below for essential tips to ensure a fun and safe holiday. From fireworks safety to grilling precautions, let's make this Independence Day a memorable and secure one for everyone! 🎆 🎇 #July4th #Safety #RiskManagement

With holiday celebrations taking place in just one week, it's important to prioritize safety when partaking in the holiday fun. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s report, in 2022, there were 11 deaths and 10,200 injuries due to fireworks. In our latest blog, we offer some tips to ensure the whole family is enjoying fireworks safely. https://hubs.la/Q02Dyf-l0 #EyeInjuries #CelebratingSafely

As we approach the 4th of July, it's time to celebrate safely! In many states, fireworks sales have begun, and it's crucial to remember that fireworks are involved in an estimated 10,200 injuries treated in U.S. hospital emergency departments each year. These injuries include those to the head, face, arms, torso, fingers, hands, and legs, with 38% involving burns. Much like the meticulous planning we do in Simulation, safety with fireworks requires careful preparation. Here are some key tips: 1. Plan Ahead: Have a clear plan for using fireworks safely. 2. Designate an Adult: Ensure a responsible, sober adult is in charge of handling fireworks. 3. Know the Limits: Just because you can light large fireworks or handle small ones in your hands doesn't mean you should. Let's have a happy and safe 4th of July week! #SafetyFirst #4thOfJuly #FireworksSafety #HealthcareSimulation #StaySafe #Health #Simulation #FriendlyPSA