Many people delay helping in an emergency first aid situation because they are afraid of doing something wrong, but in most situations, acting quickly and confidently is far more important than getting every step exactly right.
When the next sports related injury happens to one of your players, and statistically it will, your team won’t be asking what to do. They’ll already know.
For many businesses, first aid training is reactive rather than planned, and this doesn’t just apply to first aid it affects all areas of workplace safety:
Canine First Aid Level 2 (VTQ) has been designed to give dog owners and professionals the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in an emergency.
An 8 hour outdoor first aid course is only as good as its location and its instructor. An outdoor course taught inside a classroom seems a little counterproductive.
Canine First Aid Level 2 (VTQ) has been designed to give dog owners and professionals the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in an emergency.
One County, Many Realities: Delivering High Risk First Aid in Rural Suffolk Many training providers offer generic workplace first aid but first aid in Suffolk, a rural county, often requires…
First aid training in schools as a whole is a very important topic. The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require an adequate first aid response based on the school’s…
Lone Worker Seriously Injured First Aid Training Why it matters, who it’s for, and how a half day course could save your life When You’re the Only First Aider Left…
Outdoor First Aid Training That Matches Real Life Picture a wet woodland, a rucksack open on the ground and a group looking to you for answers. Are you confident you…
