Question 1

How do I know which first aid or medical training my organisation actually needs?

Local Medic · Accepted Answer

Start with your risks, not the course names. Think about who you look after, what can realistically go wrong, how far you are from emergency services, and what your regulators or insurers expect. From there we can map you to the right mix of workplace first aid, FREC or more specialist courses, and explain why each element is proportionate – so you’re not under‑ or over‑specifying.

Question 2

How do I know which first aid or medical training my organisation actually needs?

Local Medic · Accepted Answer

Start with your risks, not the course names. Think about who you look after, what can realistically go wrong, how far you are from emergency services, and what your regulators or insurers expect. From there we can map you to the right mix of workplace first aid, FREC or more specialist courses, and explain why each element is proportionate – so you’re not under‑ or over‑specifying.

Question 3

How do I know which first aid or medical training my organisation actually needs?

Local Medic · Accepted Answer

Start with your risks, not the course names. Think about who you look after, what can realistically go wrong, how far you are from emergency services, and what your regulators or insurers expect. From there we can map you to the right mix of workplace first aid, FREC or more specialist courses, and explain why each element is proportionate – so you’re not under‑ or over‑specifying.

How do I know which first aid or medical training my organisation actually needs?

How do I know which first aid or medical training my organisation actually needs?

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