Help! My Child Is Off to University…
September is the month for new academic years and children starting in new classes, new schools, or even going off to university. It’s particularly poignant
September 26, 2024
Hay Fever, Allergies and Anaphylaxis
Spring, summer and autumn bring hay fever – lots of sneezing, coughing, watery and/or sore eyes and runny noses, largely courtesy of the increase in
September 26, 2024
Why Knowing Your Nearest Defibrillator Location Matters
Do you know where your nearest defibrillator is located? And why is it so important to know before you need it? Advances in technology have
September 26, 2024
How Do You Know the First Aid Course You’re Looking At Meets HSE Requirements? My Tale of Woe…
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) requires organisations to examine their businesses and decide upon the appropriate first aid training required, both in terms of
September 26, 2024
Community CPR and Defib Training: The Safest Street in Salisbury?
This month, I am absolutely delighted to have been involved in training 74 residents of a street in Salisbury – Wellington Way – in CPR
September 26, 2024
What Happens When You Call 999 For An Ambulance?
Whether you call 999 or 112, your call will initially be answered by the switchboard to find out which service you require (Ambulance, Fire or
September 26, 2024
Getting First Aid Trained Isn’t a Legal Risk to You—It’s a Lifeline to Others
The title comes from a recent LinkedIn post from a fellow first aid trainer, and reminded me that there are still many myths circulating about
September 26, 2024
Bra Off, Defib On!
This month, I’m all about getting women’s bras off. Yes, it’s a bit chilly for all that, but frankly the person wearing the bra isn’t
September 26, 2024
The Dangers of Button Batteries
Have you ever been frustrated when the battery-operated novelty, game, or set of fairy lights you just bought needs a screwdriver to add or remove
September 26, 2024
