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Hypothermia is a medical emergency when the body temperature drops below 35°C (normal body temperature is around 37°C).

Recognising a diabetic emergency involves identifying symptoms of either low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) or high blood sugar (hyperglycemia).

Dynamo Training Solutions offers a variety of accredited and non-accredited First Aid At Work Courses and Qualifications.

This simple first-aid guide to sepsis has been developed by Dynamo Training Solutions. This guide aims to give you an understanding of...

So what needs to be considered when selecting gloves for first aid? This simple first-aid guide to gloves details what you need to...

This simple first-aid guide to nosebleeds has been designed to provide information for the effective treatment of a person that has had a...

Simple First aid Guide to Infection Control

This simple first-aid guide to cellulitis by Dynamo Training Solutions details what cellulitis is, its prevalence, its signs, symptoms,...

The catastrophic bleeds training course is an excellent course designed for First Aiders who are involved in high-risk working environments.

What to Expect from Dynamo Training Solutions First Aid at Work Training First Aid at Work (FAW) is an integral part of any organisation...

If you or someone you're with is stung by a jellyfish, it's important to provide first aid promptly to alleviate pain and prevent further...

There are many great reasons to do online training, but here are some of the 6 great reasons (Well we think) to do online training:...

There are many myths and old wives' tales still firmly believed when it comes to first aid.

The first aid guidelines relating to first aid skills and techniques for infants and children are different from those that are for...

Forestry First Aid is an add-on course to the (Emergency) First Aid at Work courses and covers additional subjects to situations that might

It is important to be aware that in 2020, teaching first aid became a compulsory part of the National Curriculum for PSHE in primary...