You’ve booked the first aid training, the date is in the diary, and everyone assumes the hard work is done. In reality, what happens before and after the course often determines whether training runs smoothly and whether your organisation remains compliant.
A practical guide to what Benedict’s Law requires schools to have in place from September 2026, including allergy policies, staff training, spare adrenaline devices and Individual Healthcare Plans.
Expired first aid certificates can create compliance gaps and leave workplaces exposed. Learn what counts as valid training, how to audit your records, and what to do if certificates have lapsed.
Written by Stephanie Austin — Owner & Lead Trainer, Prima Cura TrainingLast reviewed: July 2026 | Next review: July…
Written by Stephanie Austin — Owner & Lead Trainer, Prima Cura TrainingLast reviewed: July 2026 | Next review: July…
Most people in the UK have no idea you can text 999 in an emergency. This guide explains how the emergency SMS service works, who should register, how to sign up, and what information to include in an emergency text.
Written by Stephanie Austin — Owner & Lead Trainer, Prima Cura TrainingLast reviewed: June 2026 | Next review: June…
The DoLS acid test is gone, but DoLS has not disappeared. This blog explains what the 2026 Supreme Court ruling means for care providers, how deprivation of liberty is now assessed, and why mental capacity, valid consent, and clear documentation matter more than ever.
Hot weather makes riding in a t-shirt tempting, but road rash can cause serious injury in seconds. This blog explains what happens when skin meets tarmac, why summer motorcycle gear matters, and how first aid training helps people respond properly after road trauma.
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