27/04/2026
have been delivering Basic Life Support (BLS) training in North Walsham π¬π§βοΈ
Throughout the morning, candidates recapped essential life-saving skills, including:
β’ CPR and AED usage β ensuring individuals can respond effectively to cardiac arrests β‘οΈ.
Congratulations to all participants who attended β
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π© For more information on our CPR and AED courses, please email [email protected], and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Techniques observed may be part of learning and assessment, and instructors may demonstrate incorrect procedures for teaching purposes.
13/04/2026
have been busy over the past few days delivering Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) training to a group of local clinicians π¨π
The 2-day course involved some great trauma care lectures followed by a number of skill stations covering:
β’ Catastrophic bleeding management (including tourniquets and haemostatic products) π©Έ
β’ Airway management (including essential and advanced airway skills) π£οΈ
β’ Breathing management (including needle thoracentesis and finger thoracostomy) π«
β’ Circulation management (including EZIO, KTD, splinting and drugs) π«
β’ Disability management (including head and spinal trauma and discussions around the EXIT Project) π§
β’ Exposure management (including temperature control) βοΈ
All of which were built into contextualised simulations (including traumatic cardiac arrest)
Congratulations to all who are now qualified PHTLS providers π
For more information on how you can become a PHTLS provider, please email [email protected] and a member of the team will be more than happy to look after you π
Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Please note that whilst working towards proficiency, some techniques observed may not be clinically correct. In addition, instructors may occasionally demonstrate incorrect procedures on purpose to highlight important teaching points.
11/04/2026
Pre-Hospital training in full swing at HQ ππ©Ί
Over the course candidates learned:
β’ Immediate Life Support (ILS) πβ‘οΈ
β’ Paediatric Assessment πΆπΌ
β’ Medical Gases (Incl Entonox) π¨
β’ Major Incident Management πππ
β’ Sepsisπ©Έ
β’ Mental Health Management π§
β’ Trauma Care βοΈ
β’ Maternity Management π«
If youβre looking to upskill from to frec 4 email [email protected] and one of the team will be more than happy to look after you π
Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Please note that whilst working towards proficiency, some techniques observed may not be clinically correct. In addition, instructors may occasionally demonstrate incorrect procedures on purpose to highlight important teaching points.
31/03/2026
have been delivering the Norfolk County Council Emergency First Aid for Transport course to a group of local taxi drivers π¬π§π©Ή
Throughout the course, candidates have developed essential life-saving skills, including:
β’ CPR and AED usage β ensuring individuals can respond effectively to cardiac arrests β‘οΈ.
β’ Choking management β providing the necessary interventions to assist a choking casualty π«.
β’ Shock and bleeding control β understanding how to manage bleeding and shock π©Έ
This qualification equips individuals with the knowledge and skills required to act confidently and effectively in workplace emergency situations. Congratulations to all participants β
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π© For more information on our First Aid at Work courses, please email [email protected], and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Techniques observed may be part of learning and assessment, and instructors may demonstrate incorrect procedures for teaching purposes
23/03/2026
Medical Training Solutions Ltd have been busy delivering Resuscitation Council UK π©Ίβ
Over the course of the day the candidates learnt:
β’ Associated resuscitation skills (including airway management and EZ-IO)π«
β’ Deteriorating patient management π
β’ CPR and defibrillation skillsπ
β’ Cardioversion and pacingβ‘οΈ
β’ Team leadershipπ£οΈ
Well done to all who are now qualified ALS providers π
For more information about our RCUK ALS courses email [email protected] π§
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Please note that whilst working towards proficiency, some techniques observed may not be clinically correct. In addition, instructors may occasionally demonstrate incorrect procedures on purpose to highlight important teaching points.
18/03/2026
have been busy delivering Resuscitation Council UK Advanced Life Support π©Ίβ
Over the course of the day the candidates learnt:
β’ Associated resuscitation skills (including airway management and EZ-IO)π«
β’ Deteriorating patient management π
β’ CPR and defibrillation skillsπ
β’ Cardioversion and pacingβ‘οΈ
β’ Team leadershipπ£οΈ
Well done to all who are now qualified ALS providers π
For more information about our RCUK ALS courses email [email protected] π§
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Please note that whilst working towards proficiency, some techniques observed may not be clinically correct. In addition, instructors may occasionally demonstrate incorrect procedures on purpose to highlight important teaching points.
17/03/2026
have been delivering First Aid at Work Refresher training in Norwich π¬π§βοΈ
Throughout the morning, candidates recapped essential life-saving skills, including:
β’ CPR and AED usage β ensuring individuals can respond effectively to cardiac arrests β‘οΈ.
β’ Choking management β providing the necessary interventions to assist a choking casualty π«.
Congratulations to all participants who attended β
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π© For more information on our First Aid at Work courses, please email [email protected], and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Techniques observed may be part of learning and assessment, and instructors may demonstrate incorrect procedures for teaching purposes.
16/03/2026
Great couple of days teaching to a group of local candidates π§ π§.
Some great sessions delivered which included:
β’ The mental health continuum π
β’ The mental health first aid action plan β
β’ Management of stress, anxiety and depression π»
β’ Self-care and coping strategies π§
β’ Psychosis, bipolar, eating disorders and self-harm π§
β’ The role of the mental health first aider π
β’ How to help support those during recovery β€οΈβπ©Ή
β’ How to rollout mental health first aid across your workplace π
For more information about how you can become a mental health first aider in your workplace email [email protected] π§
15/03/2026
have been busy this weekend delivering Resuscitation Council UK European Paediatric Advanced Life Support π©Ίβ
Over the course of the weekend, candidates developed key paediatric resuscitation skills, including:
β’ Recognition and management of the seriously ill child π§
β’ Paediatric airway management π«
β’ Vascular access and intraosseous techniques π
β’ Safe defibrillation and cardiac arrest management β‘οΈ
β’ Management of medical and traumatic paediatric emergencies π
β’ Management of arrhythmias (including cardioversion)π«
β’ Post-resuscitation care π₯
β’ Awareness of newborn resuscitation πΆ
β’ Communication and team leadership in paediatric emergencies π£οΈ
A huge well done to all who are now qualified EPALS providers π
For more information about our RCUK EPALS courses, email [email protected] π§
β οΈ Disclaimer: These images depict students practicing in a controlled learning environment. Please note that whilst working towards proficiency, some techniques observed may not be clinically correct. In addition, instructors may occasionally demonstrate incorrect procedures on purpose to highlight important teaching points.