The EFR Care for Children 6 hour course primarily focuses on recognising and attending to life threatening problems with infants and children. You will also learn first aid skills that prepare you to render emergency care for common problems that…
As part of ongoing risk management procedures, many public and private sector businesses require not only first aid training for their staff but, amongst other programmes, also training in the lifting and moving of heavy objects. Manual handling is the…
Basic Life Support CPR AED (BLS) Certified Training Duration - 5 hours Time: 10am - 3pm Cost - £80+VAT per person Locations: Caerphilly Business Park & Bridgend Industrial Estate BOOK on our Upcoming courses 15th June 2026 at Caerphilly…
The sight of your child having a fit or seizure can be very frightening, but it's not uncommon when a child has a high temperature and it's called febrile convulsions or febrile seizure. A febrile convulsion is a fit or…
It's a fact that companies are losing money every day through staff taking sick leave due to injuries at work many of which could have been avoided by learning some simple lifting techniques. Manual handling is defined as the transferring,…
Dislocations affect joints – they occur when the two ends of the bone that normally meet at the joint are displaced away from each other, usually by an impact to the joint. This means the bones cannot move against each…
Statistics show that choking is the leading cause of death in infants under the age of 1. If the worst should happen, do you know what to do? Can you risk not learning how to deal with this emergency? Babies…
Did you know? Sudden cardiac arrest claims over 3 million lives each year across the globe. This affects over 900 people every day worldwide. 95 percent of cardiac arrest victims do not recover and die. For every minute a cardiac…
Every 40 seconds someone, somewhere suffers a stroke in the world. Every 3 to 4 minutes someone dies of a stroke, yet if we can spot the warnings signs early and get medical help then we might save a life,…
The Sickle Cell disorder affects the haemoglobin in red blood cells which carry oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body. Normal blood cells live for 120 days; red blood cells containing sickle haemoglobin do not live long…
