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…
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…
What are the Caldicott Principles?Developed in 1997, the Caldicott Principles provide a framework to help health organisations ensure proper handling of patient-identifying information. Following the principles helps organisations make correct…
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…
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) TrainingCourse Name: AED – Defibrillator Awareness schedule Course Duration: 15+ Minutes This AED Defibrillator Training course explains how to use an automatic external defibrillator (AED) safely…
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…
Accidents can happen in seconds. In the blink of an eye, an ordinary day at work can turn into an emergency. If an incident does happen, then the injured or…
Most of us have had a nosebleed or had to help someone with a nosebleed at some point. Sometimes, a nosebleed can happen because of an accident; occasionally, it just…