response to first aid situations in responding promptly and appropriately to first aid situations and other emergencies with a first aid aspect in making appropriate arrangements for first aid in field work and field trips away from University campuses and premises in making appropriate arrangements for first aid in situations where volunteers and/or members of the public participate in research activities, clinics, trials etc where there is or could be an increased risk of adverse health effects requiring first aid or emergency response in reporting incidents, injuries and illnesses as required by law. To guide members of the University community in disclosing health information that can assist in prompt and appropriate first aid responses to foreseeable medical emergencies and to guide Nominated First Aid Officers in dealing confidentially with such disclosed health information. To encourage activities to be undertaken that prevent injuries. In brief departments are responsible for: recruiting and supporting Nominated First Aid Officers (NFAOs), and funding the first aid allowance informing staff, students and visitors of local first aid arrangements including details of how to contact NFAOs rovision of first aid kits in relevant locations in buildings first aid arrangements for clinics, fieldwork, research activities and laboratories with particular hazards, etc beyond the scope of basic building-based first aid services. In brief Nominated First Aid Officers are responsible for: roviding first aid to people who are injured or ill in the workplace maintaining first aid kits liaising with other NFAOs in their building to ensure a coordinated approach