Everyone’s workplace is different. Some people trudge off to a cubicle each day, others spend their life in a vehicle of some sort. I’m typing this Blog in a Leisure Centre as I wait for one of my children to finish a swimming lesson. Whatever you do, wherever you work there is the opportunity for…
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Read MoreHollie Harrington is a photographer and filmmaker. She has produced a 6 minute documentary showing how to save a life. The actual teaching is 4 Minutes long, then is followed by some real-life vox pops. CPR is all about buying time until the Emergency Services arrive. Using a Defibrillator is all about shocking a heart…
Read MoreEx-Dragons’ Den’s entrepreneur, Theo Paphitis has recognised 4 Minutes Training as a Small Business worthy of Championing. He set up Small Business Sunday to allow small Businesses to shout out about their businesses. Each Sunday he reads the messages and picks his favourite six Businesses. On Monday 17th September 2018, 4 Minutes Training was one…
Read MoreThere are four types of heart rhythm that we (as Community Responders and First Aiders) are taught about. The squiggles that you see on a chart show the varying levels of electrical activity over time and by analysing these, medical staff are able to diagnose, not only specific problems but also the likely location of…
Read MoreChanges to instructions on the administration of EpiPen® and EpiPen® Junior adrenaline autoinjector Mylan UK has recently received an approval for a variation to the administration of EpiPen® and EpiPen® Junior adrenaline autoinjector. This update is in line with changes in the USA, Australia and some European countries. The changes have been implemented based on…
Read MoreWelcome to 4 Minutes First Aid Training. 2017 was a big year for 4 Minutes, so this Post is an introduction to us, an update for those that know us already and a few hints as to where we might be heading in 2018 and beyond. 4 Minutes is a National First Aid Training Company,…
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