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Anticipating and recognising respiratory decompensation are the first steps in emergency airway management. Medical professionals must be familiar with the indications, techniques and the best equ ...

Chemical burns are caused by either acid or alkaline chemicals coming into contact with a person’s skin. This could be in a workplace, school, home or through a chemical attack and can be very har ...

None of us like feeling or being sick and if we’re honest, we probably don’t really want to talk about it either! However, if you work in a school, nursery, playgroup or as a childminder the likel ...

Keeping people safe is a top priority in any workplace—and for facilities managers, ensuring that every site is medically prepared is part of daily responsibility. Having the right workplace me ...

As dawn broke and the sun shone over South East England on the morning of Monday 29th February 2016 the usual calm was shattered. A massive building collapsed on top of London Underground’s Waterloo ...

4-10 September 2023 sees the 23rd anniversary of Know Your Numbers! Week. Blood pressure is a silent yet powerful indicator of your overall health. It's a vital sign that can give you valuab ...

Infection Prevention and Control or IPC is a scientific and practical approach created to help protect patients and healthcare workers. Within the UK there are many techniques and practices used in I ...

The overall goal of oxygen therapy is to maintain adequate tissue oxygenation while minimising the workload for the heart and lungs. The design of a mask can have a significant influence on the am ...

In the critical moments of a medical emergency, the management of a patient’s airway is paramount. Pre-hospital and emergency care providers are often the first responders on the scene, tasked ...

Improving patient safety in NHS hospital and ambulance trusts is a key goal for any discerning management team and a marker for government. The cost of medical negligence to NHS trusts in 2014/15 ...

In pre-hospital and tactical medicine, structured assessment frameworks are vital for delivering effective, prioritised patient care. Two of the most widely used trauma assessment methods are MARCH a ...

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, workplaces across the UK face a surge in seasonal risks. From slips and falls on icy surfaces to respiratory illnesses, autumn and winter bring unique ...

Upgrading FREC Kits: Enhancing Emergency Response PreparednessIntroductionIn the dynamic field of emergency medical care, staying up-to-date with the latest equipment and protocols is crucial. DS ...

In the high-stakes world of emergency medical care, decisions made in the heat of the moment can be the difference between life and death. One such decision that medical professionals often face i ...

In emergencies, quick access to the right medical supplies can make the difference between life and death. Whether you're on the frontline as a healthcare professional or part of an organisation ai ...

Welcome to our Summer edition of our online newsletter. In June 2023 we attended the Trauma Care Regional Conference at the Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester, and it was great to meet you al ...

We are pleased to announce the kits below are now available at DS Medical.Various Sports First Aid KitsOur Sports First Aid Kits are designed for use by people trained in Emergency First Aid, w ...

When planning and delivering outdoor events - from music festivals and sporting competitions to concerts and community gatherings - every contractor plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of every ...

are a vital part of any first aiders medical kit bag. Dating back to the fourth century BC where they were used to ease the bleeding of wounded soldiers. In 1718, tourniquets were first used in s ...

Please see our monthly round up of new products now available at DS Medical below:Spinal BoardBy Code ReadThis lightweight, smooth tapered economy spinal board is single piece moulded construction th ...