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Updated Choking Protocol (RCUK 2025)
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Why We’ve Merged “Shout” and “999” (And Why It’s Better)
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Trainer Update: Important Change to Drowning Rescue Protocols
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Important Hero Maker Update: Your 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines Support Plan
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Empowering Every Learner: How to Create Inclusive First Aid Sessions with BSL Interpreters
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Restart a Heart Day
Restart a Heart Day campaign is observed on the 16th of October every year with the aim to encourage more people to learn CPR and life-saving skills through first aid training. Emergencies happen. On ordinary days, for ordinary people, life Read more…
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Compassion and Curiosity: Navigating First Aid for Injuries Caused by Self-Harm
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Emergency SMS – How to text 999
If you couldn’t call 999, what would you do? If you were in a situation where you were unable to make a voice call, did you know that you can now contact the emergency services by a text message? Read more…
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Tailoring First Aid Training for Different Work Environments: A Guide for Trainers
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Addressing Sexism in Training: A Subtle Yet Important Conversation
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