We have just launched our new Mental Health in the Workplace Courses These courses, designed by NHS mental health professionals, focus on what you should actually do to help someone in a mental health crisis. They address problems with existing courses and we believe are… Read More »Mental Health in the Workplace Courses
The above statement is a bit misleading . At Marlin splinting never was removed from First Aid at Work training, but it seems that for many other organisations splinting protocols simply aren’t being taught. “Call the ambulance” has become the ‘First Aid Protocol’.
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On a recent course we received criticism for teaching tourniquets in First Aid at Work. It seems that many organisations, including some of the Voluntary Aid Societies still won’t teach them. This blog will look at the reasons we do teach tourniquets and hopefully debunk a few myths along the way.
Read More »Tourniquets: Debunking the MythA graduate in Holland has invented the ‘Ambulance Drone’. Bypassing traffic jams, this can can get to an emergency scene 10 times quicker than an ambulance and has a portable defibrillator on board.
Read More »Defibrillator Drones – Ambulance of the FutureAn Article on iO9 today quotes a new research study. This indicates that a tick bite can cause the body to release antibodies making you allergic to eating meat. Another reason why we teach about tick bite on our outdoor/fieldwork first aid courses and promote… Read More »A Tick Bite Could turn you Vegetarian!