First aid by British Red Cross

I downloaded this app as I seen it while looking for something on the Apple App Store. This app is brilliant I have done first aid in the past but never kept it up to date, while knowing most of the answers it was great to have a refresher. I highly recommend this app especially to those that have never learnt first aid, this could help/save so many peoples lives. It could also help those that have children maybe this way it could keep A&E waiting times down for minor injuries that could be treated at home.

Whilst I have done first aid courses in the past, it is easy to forget things. I have read this app whilst on holiday as a refresh (it only took 15 minutes). I think everyone should have this app, Apple should automatically have this on their apps as standard. It is simple, concise and easy to use. Even my children would understand it so I have asked them all to download it and read it.

Great app! And the other children version one, but can you maybe try and merge them together? Because then you just have one big app, please add it in the big update thank you!🙏 and also good that you don’t have ads, otherwise while someone is dying, and you need to save them, an ad comes up about games or other apps 😂🤣🤣

I could not focus on the images, they looked similar in the tests. Being in a wheelchair knowing the right procedure is not easy to accomplish. Especially if I was on my own. The smartest thing to do is call 999. Not fluff around wasting their life, dial 999 first stick the phone on speaker talk and listen to the operator. That action would save lives. I thought the recovery position was for unconscious people.

The app is a good idea and I am at a loss why so many people think it’s amazing. The issue is there is not enough information on each topic. Not enough visuals. No enough examples. And simple things like dealing with a cut or graze which may seem obvious is not included. Cuts and grazes can lead to sepsis and you would be surprised how many people don’t know what to do or what to look out for when they get infected.