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Whilst being outside and exploring is a fun way for children to spend their time, sometimes these activities can lead to accidents. Common injuries that can occur include cuts and grazes, bumps to the head, sprains and foreign objects in the eye....
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As a carer of a child, seizures can be one of the most frightening things to deal with. Often they are unexpected and the child shows no other signs of obvious illness. Febrile seizures are common in children between six months and three years old...
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The definition of Manual Handling is, "The transportation or supporting of a load by hand or by bodily force." So basically, lifting, putting down, carrying, pulling, pushing and moving are all Manual Handling activities. Of all injuries reported...
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The Mammalian Dive reflex can kick in to enable a child to survive when others would simply drown. It is also known as the ‘Human Dive Reflex’ which freedivers rely on to push to greater depths. On a cold September night in Colorado 21 month year...
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Head injuries have been highlighted in the news recently with football’s governing bodies FIFA and UEFA toughening up on rules and restrictions when a player has suffered a concussion. The news comes after several players have been allowed to...
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Sadly, acid attacks are on the rise across the globe. They have the potential to cause life changing injuries and can prove fatal. Early treatment and recognition will help reduce scarring and deformity and may accelerate the rehabilitation...
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There can't be anything more important than the overall safety of staff members, customers and anyone who visits the work environment. The portfolio of Health & Safety Courses is aimed at anyone who wishes to make the workplace a safer place....
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The Level 3 First Aid at Work Qualification is the highest level that can be obtained within the QCF framework. Even those who work in high risk industries can consider themselves legitimate first aiders with this qualification. It is possible to...
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It is possible to create a payment plan for any course that is part of the Education and Training program. This means that the total cost of the course can be spread over multiple payments, which can help ease the burden on finances. It is also...
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You may hear the words ‘Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation’ or ‘CPR’ and immediately think, “Scary!” We've all seen it on medical soap operas and maybe read articles about people giving CPR, but often that's as far as our knowledge goes. 80% of heart...
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elliecasserley wrote this (0 comments)
Whilst being outside and exploring is a fun way for children to spend their time, sometimes these activities can lead to accidents. Common injuries that can occur include cuts and grazes, bumps to the head, sprains and foreign objects in the eye....
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As a carer of a child, seizures can be one of the most frightening things to deal with. Often they are unexpected and the child shows no other signs of obvious illness. Febrile seizures are common in children between six months and three years old...
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The definition of Manual Handling is, "The transportation or supporting of a load by hand or by bodily force." So basically, lifting, putting down, carrying, pulling, pushing and moving are all Manual Handling activities. Of all injuries reported...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
The Mammalian Dive reflex can kick in to enable a child to survive when others would simply drown. It is also known as the ‘Human Dive Reflex’ which freedivers rely on to push to greater depths. On a cold September night in Colorado 21 month year...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Head injuries have been highlighted in the news recently with football’s governing bodies FIFA and UEFA toughening up on rules and restrictions when a player has suffered a concussion. The news comes after several players have been allowed to...