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This section provides basic first aid advice for life-threatening conditions, aimed at preparing you to respond effectively while awaiting emergency services. Note that this is an introductory guide and practical training is essential.
Recognising and responding to life-threatening situations is a critical skill. This section covers basic responses to such emergencies.
Practical training in basic life support is necessary. Contact ProTrainings for arranging practical modules with our national network of instructors.
When providing first aid, confidentiality of the patient's information must be maintained, in compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Freedom of Information Act 2000, if applicable.
Accurate recording of incidents is crucial for compliance with legal requirements and for future health and safety assessments.
Your employer will guide you on the proper procedures and record-keeping for incidents involving illness or accidents in the care setting.
Accident data help in identifying trends, controlling risks, and assessing future first aid needs in the workplace.
Regular training refreshers are necessary to maintain competency in first aid skills. Contact ProTrainings for information on local practical skills sessions.
Being prepared with basic first aid knowledge and skills is crucial in health and social care settings, ensuring prompt and effective response to emergencies.
