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What is concussion awareness training and why do schools need it?
Concussion is big news these days. There’s a growing awareness of the problem, particularly in sport. And there’s a growing recognition...


How to put someone in the recovery position
There is a very important position you will learn in first aid training that can be vital to saving someone’s life. It’s called the recovery position because it can be the best position to put the person into when they are recovering from an accident, incident or trauma. Note: before putting someone into the recovery position, always perform a quick check on the environment around you and the injured person to make sure there is nothing dangerous in the immediate vicinity


Emergency first aid for diabetics
Diabetics have some very particular needs when it comes to emergency first aid. But first it helps to understand what diabetics...


What do I do if my child swallows poison?
Sadly, despite the very best efforts of parents, teachers, friends and government authorities, young children aged 0-4 still have the...


Is there advanced First Aid training available beyond the basic courses?
Are you a designated First Aid officer in your organisation? Are you one of the more senior and experienced people in the role? Do...


Where can I do Fire Warden training and what does it involve?
Have you been designated as the Fire Warden at your workplace? Would you like to be designated the Fire Warden but feel you lack the...


What do you do if a tooth gets knocked out?
What is the First Aid for a knocked-out tooth? A knocked-out tooth is sometimes called an AVULSION, which means the act of tearing or...


How to find the best first aid course for you
If you Google the term “first aid training” you will get dozens of results. So, with so many different first aid training options...


Do I still need to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation with CPR?
When you think of helping someone who has nearly drowned, had a heart attack or gone unconscious, do you automatically think of using...
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