B What should we tell parents about when to seek further help after a minor injury? Give clear, NHS-aligned red flag advice: persistent or worsening pain, heavy or prolonged bleeding, signs of infection, vomiting, drowsiness or behaviour change should all trigger NHS 111, urgent GP or 999 depending on severity. Other FAQs Can shock happen without obvious bleeding?Read more What should I do if I feel out of my depth during an incident?Read more When is something in a child’s eye an emergency?Read more How long should I continue CPR?Read more Why is it important to follow a set order like DRCABCDE?Read more How do burns relate to safeguarding concerns?Read moreMore FAQsLet's talk about what you need We'd love to hear from you. Whether you have a specific event in mind or just want to chat about training options, we're here to help.Call 24/7/365 – 033 33 44 32 00Email hello@local-medic.co.uk
