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Martyn’s Law and Catastrophic Bleeding

When most people think about first aid, they picture someone performing CPR, placing a casualty into the recovery position, or applying a simple bandage to a cut. This is why understanding Martyn's Law and Catastrophic Bleeding is important. While these skills remain...

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What to do when someone faints

First Aid for Fainting: What to Do, When to Worry and How to Prevent It Fainting can happen suddenly and without warning. One moment someone is talking or standing normally, and the next they collapse to the floor. Whether it happens in a workplace, school,...

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Can You Be Sued for Giving First Aid?

Understanding Sarah's Act and Your Legal Protection Fear of doing the wrong thing should never stop someone from doing the right thing. Can You Be Sued for Giving First Aid? Imagine you're walking through a shopping centre when someone suddenly collapses. People...

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How to Recognise a Cardiac Arrest

Warning Signs of a Cardiac Arrest: How to Recognise the Symptoms Before, During and After an Emergency Every year, tens of thousands of people in the UK suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Sadly, many of these emergencies happen with little warning, often at...

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What to Do While Waiting for an Ambulance

How Your Actions Could Save a Life When someone suddenly becomes seriously ill or injured, your first instinct is often to call 999 and wait for help to arrive. While making that call is absolutely the right thing to do, many people don't realise that the minutes...

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What are the benefits of giving blood

Every year on June 14th, World Blood Donor Day shines a light on something many people rarely think about until it directly affects them: blood. We often associate blood donation with hospitals, surgeries, or emergencies shown on television dramas, but the reality is...

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Because Emergencies Don’t Only Happen at Work

Why Do We Become First Aiders? When people book onto a first aid course through work, it is often viewed as something mandatory. A box to tick. A requirement for compliance. Something employers need in place to meet health and safety regulations. Because Emergencies...

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7 First Aid Mistakes People do at Work

Every workplace, no matter how safe or well-managed it may seem, carries some level of risk. Accidents, injuries, sudden illnesses, and medical emergencies can happen at any time, often when people least expect them. 7 First Aid Mistakes People do at Work, from...

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