On average, five people die every day on the road in Great Britain and countless more are seriously injured. When you arrive at a traffic accident, whether you are directly involved or the first passerby you should be looking out for any possible hazards that may pose...
We are well aware of the health and well-being benefits of regular exercise. However, sometimes making time and taking the additional effort to undertake this additional activity is not easy. In addition, whether you are a fitness fanatic or steadily building up your...
What is Asbestos? Many people have been exposed to asbestos in their homes or workplace. If you are a homeowner, landlord, or business owner and have seen this dangerous substance around your property, it is time for action! This blog post will teach you how to remove...
Medical terms are often daunting but they’re also often used in first aid and in clinical settings. You may hear some of these when an ambulance crew arrives, or from a casualty. Sometimes they appear on casualty monitoring cards. Some medical terms have a similar...
Mountain biking and cycling can be risky sports. All sorts of hazards could occur no matter how prepared you are or how skilfully you ride. One of the most common causes of long term bike injuries is not as a result of accidents but by bad bike choice and set-up....
If a casualty is unresponsive AND is NOT breathing effectively, the statistical likelihood is that they have suffered a Cardiac Arrest. Over 30,000 people suffer an ‘Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest’ every year in the UK. Every minute without CPR and defibrillation...
