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New DSE or Display Screen Equipment safety training video online course
We have added a new video online course in DSE. DSE or Display Screen Equipment safety training highlights the correct posture and working position for people working at desks and with any type of display. Many medical conditions arise from…
New Child Protection Video Online course Now Available
We have a new video online course on Child Protection This course is aimed at training individuals who work with children to ensure they know how to identify and report possible cases of abuse and neglect. Children are at risk…
New video stories on The First Aid Show
We have added many new video stories on our first aid blog The First Aid Show. These include stories on advanced first aid, effective CPR, BVM, dealing with children or infants and AED troubleshooting to name a few. You can…
Heart Disease To Cost UK £15bn In 2014
Heart disease is expected to cost £15bn by the end of 2014 with billions wiped from British productivity, a new study has suggested. Britain’s healthcare system will see that cost rise 22% to £18.3bn by 2020, the research produced by…
Koala Saved By Mouth-To-Mouth
Australian fire crews and wildlife rescuers have been praised for their quick thinking after they gave a koala who had been hit by a car and fell from a tree mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The lucky animal – who they nicknamed ‘Sir…
Parts of Europe are reaching a “tipping point” where cardiovascular disease is no longer the leading cause of death, a study shows
Four million deaths each year – nearly half the European total – are due to cardiovascular disease. But a report in the European Heart Journal shows improving heart health means cancer is now a bigger killer in some countries, such…
Stimulating the part of the brain which controls movement may improve recovery after a stroke, research suggests
Studies showed firing beams of light into the brains of mice led to the animals moving further and faster than those without the therapy. The research, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, could help explain how the…
A study that will see some of its patients suffering cardiac arrest given a dummy drug has been backed by West Midlands Ambulance Service
Warwick Medical School is leading the trial after concerns adrenaline, used to restart the heart, could cause brain damage and even death. West Midlands Ambulance Service said the work could ultimately save “hundreds of patients”.
The UK medicines watchdog is to review the safety of a clot-busting drug often used to treat strokes
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency believes the benefits of alterplase outweigh the risks. But it is revisiting the evidence. Some experts say previous assessments may have been flawed. The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges welcomed the investigation, saying…
Paediatric qualifications changing to level 3 from 1st September
On the 1st September 2014 there are some changes to the Paediatric Qualifications, they are changing from a Level 2 qualification to a Level 3. This will apply to both regulated qualifications and ProTrainings qualifications. The course content is very…