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Samantha Crampton
Science communication researcher and Administrative Assistant at St John WA, UWA SciComm alumna who designs youth first aid training.
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Oct 5, 2026
First Aid Communication
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29:55Suchi KaliaGUEST
You know, and they, they're having a really, really bad day, and you need to talk to them
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29:59Samantha CramptonGUEST
themAs a first aider on their level as well, so small words, short sentences, keep it calm, trying to even your pitch.
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30:10Samantha CramptonGUEST
It's something that hopefully they learn during all the scenarios where they're practicing, um, with their fake victims, uh, who are hopefully acting as outrageous as possible in some cases, [laughs] or not.
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30:23Samantha CramptonGUEST
Um, because having a patient who's shut down as well is also just another barrier to communication.
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30:29Samantha CramptonGUEST
You need to explain to them, and sometimes for someone who's very analytical, saying like, "Okay, uh, I'm going to pat you down.
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