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There is not always a need to carry a giant first aid box around with you at all times. Especially if you are a weekend hiker, trail runner or family going out to the beach for the day. First aid boxes can be clumsy and full of items that if...
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So, you want to return to work, but for you and you are really keen for your work schedule to fit in with family life. It’s a juggling act but it absolutely can be done. We met the owner of Mums Enterprise the other day and she was really keen to...
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Sepsis can occur when an infection causes the immune system to respond in a way that damages the inner body. Primary infection sites often include the lungs, urinary tract, abdominal organs and brain. Septic shock is a life threatening condition...
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Appeals are generally about an assessment decision that a learner is not happy with. Complaints usually involve a person or company whereby there has been some form of disagreement / incident. Finally disputes can arise when there is a difference...
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Initial assessments can be used at the beginning of courses, workshops and on site in order to find out about learners. This includes any aspects that could otherwise go unnoticed, potentially causing problems for both student and teacher....
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What is Millie's Mark? The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) guidelines, which childcare settings in England are required to follow, currently state that just one person with a current paediatric first aid certificate must be on the premises and...
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hen dealing with a medical issue either at home, work or in a public place it can be very hard to decide what sort of medical attention is required.This visual representation really helps! What counts as an emergency? A&E departments...
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Severe allergies can trigger anaphylactic reactions with potentially life threatening consequences. Anaphylaxis is a treatable condition once diagnosed but problems can occur with the sudden onset for unknown sufferers. Children are particularly...
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Usually blue and only several inches in length, the small but powerful reliever inhaler can save the life of someone experiencing an asthma attack. In fact they are so important that is now legal for schools to buy / keep reliever inhalers in the...
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Acid attacks typically involve throwing acid or a similar corrosive substance deliberately over a person with the intention to disfigure and cause serious harm. Sadly they are on the rise within the UK with over 1,800 reported incidents since 2010...
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Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
There is not always a need to carry a giant first aid box around with you at all times. Especially if you are a weekend hiker, trail runner or family going out to the beach for the day. First aid boxes can be clumsy and full of items that if...
tomcasserley wrote this (0 comments)
So, you want to return to work, but for you and you are really keen for your work schedule to fit in with family life. It’s a juggling act but it absolutely can be done. We met the owner of Mums Enterprise the other day and she was really keen to...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Sepsis can occur when an infection causes the immune system to respond in a way that damages the inner body. Primary infection sites often include the lungs, urinary tract, abdominal organs and brain. Septic shock is a life threatening condition...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Appeals are generally about an assessment decision that a learner is not happy with. Complaints usually involve a person or company whereby there has been some form of disagreement / incident. Finally disputes can arise when there is a difference...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Initial assessments can be used at the beginning of courses, workshops and on site in order to find out about learners. This includes any aspects that could otherwise go unnoticed, potentially causing problems for both student and teacher....