Knowing First Aid is like having a superpower. It’s about more than just grabbing a First Aid kit and sticking a plaster on a graze.
February is National Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and the dangers of cardiovascular disease.
At First Response First Aid (FRFA), we believe that those who have served our country deserve more than just our gratitude. They deserve meaningful opportunities to build rewarding civilian careers.
Last week, we celebrated National Restart a Heart Day in a massive way.
During October 2024, First Response First Aid (FRFA) will deliver free First Aid and CPR Training to 1,000 Year 5 and 6 school pupils in the West Midlands.
Introduction to Paediatric First Aid In any emergency, it’s important to be prepared. This is especially true when children are involved. Safeguarding children's well-being is a top priority for teachers and staff in educational environments. Thorough training plays a crucial role in ensuring that employees are prepared for any medical situations involving students of all ages.
Why First Aid Matters in Your Workplace Ever wondered what happens when an accident happens at work? That's where first aid comes in. It's not just a box to tick exercise– it's a crucial part of keeping your team and workplace safe and your business running smoothly.
A matter of life and death First Response First Aid (FRFA) knows that emergency assistance skills are vital. The more people know what to do when the unexpected happens, the safer everyone will be.
Manual handling may not be the most exciting topic. However, it’s something you can’t ignore when running a business in the UK. Whether your team is lifting patients in a care home, shifting boxes in a warehouse, or just rearranging desks in a school, proper manual handling techniques are crucial if you want to adhere to health and Safety regulations, as well as minimise staff absenteeism due to unnecessary injury.
When it comes to first aid, the term ‘less is more’ doesn’t apply. The more you know, and the more frequently you refresh that knowledge, the more likely you’ll be the difference between life and death in an emergency. Keeping on top of the latest developments that facilitate safer, smarter, and swifter responses to crisis situations is essential to first response treatment.
Having staff trained in First Aid Training in the Workplace can make the difference between life and death. Qualified staff contribute to a safer working environment, reducing the risk of workplace accidents and injuries.
When an emergency strikes, every second counts. People panic. Sometimes, people freeze; or try to help, but don’t know how. In those moments, the best thing anyone can have, is a person nearby with accredited first aid training. It can truly mean the difference between life and death.
