Lifesaving protocols

Lifesaving protocols are standardized procedures designed to quickly assess and respond to emergencies, such as drowning or injury. They typically involve assessing the situation safely, calling for emergency help, providing basic first aid or CPR if needed, and using rescue equipment properly. The goal is to preserve life, prevent further harm, and stabilize the individual until professional medical help arrives. These protocols ensure responders act efficiently and consistently, minimizing risks and improving chances of recovery during critical moments.