Have you ever had to use a computer while a colleague was watching? You might’ve been hammering out 120 words a minute just a moment ago, but typing the word…

Knowing the three key principles of first aid is essential for anyone who may need to respond to an accident or sudden illness at work. Following them will help you…

In the event of a medical emergency, the very first thing that needs to be done is an initial evaluation of the situation – referred to as a ‘primary survey’.…

Employers must choose from two primary first aid qualifications: First Aid at Work (FAW) or Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW). Either of these courses may be suitable. It depends…

Nobody goes to work thinking it’ll be their last day alive. Around 59% of work-related deaths could’ve been prevented with adequate first aid training, according to a study by the…

Do you know what to do if someone has a heart attack or injures themselves at your workplace? Acting quickly in an emergency can mean the difference between life and…

The Caldicott Principles are a set of eight guidelines that shape how health and social care organisations manage confidential patient information. First created in 1997, they were designed to stop…

Knowing how to treat a burn correctly is important. Whether you’re cooking in the kitchen or working with an electrical system, burns can happen to anyone. In this blog, we’ll…

Corrosive chemicals like cleaning agents, disinfectants and acids are in almost every workplace. These substances can be dangerous. A simple splash, an unnoticed spill or improper handling may lead to…

The first aid sign is a symbol we look for when we or someone we know needs immediate medical assistance. But what may be familiar in our home country may…