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Is It Safe to Move an Injured Person?

Posted on 19th July 2025 at 17:14
🧭 Is It Safe to Move an Injured Person? 
Whether you're leading a hill walk or crossing the Alps, one question often arises under pressure: 
 
“Should I move someone who might have a spinal injury?” 
 
Common sense meets controversy here — and the answer might surprise you. 
 
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“What a fantastic course and brilliant, experienced, knowledgeable trainer. Bruce's communication was great before the course, he made some quick adaptations for me and he seemed genuinely keen to help. The venue was ideal, the course was really well delivered and Bruce was able to add lots of real world examples from his working experience. Probably the best first aid course I've been on. Thanks, Bruce.” 
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