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First aid: no longer an ephemeral feminine fashion.

Like many other non-professional caring initiatives that impinge on the domain of medicine, first aid has received its fair share of criticism. When the St John Ambulance was founded in 1877, the medical profession was not sympathetic to the movement and first aid was scoffed at as an 'ephemeral feminine fashion' (Clifford, 1967).