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Working Together to Safeguard Children (2023) remains the cornerstone of child protection guidance in England. It outlines, in clear terms, how organisations and professionals must collaborate to protect children and … Continue Reading →
How Important Are AED Units? Insights from a 999 Operator Public Misunderstanding Creates Frustration We asked a 999 call handler, “What frustrates you most during emergency calls?” Without hesitation, they … Continue Reading →
When responding to a potentially unwell child, it is vital to act quickly and confidently. One of the most effective and easy-to-remember tools is the Paediatric Triage (BBB) – Behaviour, … Continue Reading →
How to Perform Compression-Only CPR on an Adult In this training film, you will learn how to perform compression-only CPR on an adult based on the latest Resuscitation Council UK … Continue Reading →
How to Perform Paediatric CPR In a cardiac emergency involving a child or infant, quick action is absolutely essential. Although How to Perform Paediatric CPR includes some key differences compared … Continue Reading →
How to Perform CPR on an Adult When an adult collapses due to cardiac arrest, every second counts. How to Perform CPR on an Adult is not just essential knowledge … Continue Reading →
Giving Advice On AED Use During a 999 Emergency Call In emergency situations, especially cardiac arrests, time is critical. When every second counts, bystanders often play a vital role. Therefore, … Continue Reading →
How to Perform CPR on an Adolescent In this training film, we’ll walk you through how to perform CPR on an adolescent. The term “adolescent” typically refers to individuals between … Continue Reading →
Resuscitating Children and Infants: Why Doing Something is Always Better Than Nothing Facing a situation where a child or infant requires resuscitation is every responder’s worst fear. The emotional weight … Continue Reading →
How to Perform CPR on a Child Knowing exactly how to perform CPR on a child can make the difference between life and death. Although cardiac arrest in children is … Continue Reading →