Emergency Health courses

...especially when the child is not your own. Factors which often determine the outcome of the situation and which increase the chances of survival for the child...

...£750 08/02/2010 22/02/2010 01/03/2010 08/03/2010 22/03/2010 19/04/2010 26/04/2010 10/05/2010 24/05/2010 07/06/2010 14/06/2010 21/06/2010 05/07/2010 19/07/2010...

...The Emergency First Aid course is designed to train individuals and company staff that require appointed person training in basic first aid skills...

...and successful students will receive a certificate recognised by the Health and Safety Executive - valid for a period of three years...

...The new EFAW Emargency First Aid at Work. Catered for all appointed first aiders at work. This course covers all the major incidences at work from unconciousness...

...Paediatric Emergency First Aid – QCF Unit Code F/600/2036 Unit 2 Title: Managing Paediatric Illness and Injury. QCF Unit Code J600/2037 Level 5 Award (Scotland)...

...This course gives a basic understanding of some essential First Aid procedures and will enable successful candidates to perform the role of the Appointed Person in the workplace...

...self-employed person, or safety representative who may be exposed to blood or other body fluids. Suitable for: Bloodborne Pathogens Course Bloodborne Pathogens...

...previous training on the AED defibrillation or for those that require refresher training. This 3½ hour course is aimed at individuals who are responsible...

...or takes part in an organised first aid scheme. For health care workers, this course serves as a basic module. What will you learn? The course covers...

...Treatment of a heart attack Control of bleeding Burns and scalds Poisoning Fractures Shock Other Information: Assessment: Two parts - Practical skills...

...Syllabus Arriving at the scene Casualty assessment Top-to-Toe survey Recovery Position Resuscitation Hygiene Control Certification Although there is no formal assessment...

...relating real life emergencies to the class room situation, which brings our training 'alive'...

...that has traditionally only been available from ambulance and nursing staff is oxygen. The quickest killer of all is lack of oxygen to the brain...

...(1 1/2 hours minimum) Shock - Blood loss Heart attack - Control of bleeding (internal & external) Session 3 (1 1/2 hours minimum) Unconsciousness...

...Causes of unconsciousness -Burns and scalds -Injuries to bones, muscles & joints -Poisoning -Recognition and management of major illnesses...

...persons working with children or in areas that children may be present such as playing fields or parks. This may be the vital link between the casualty and professional assistance...

...as part of the employers legal responsibility to make provision for First Aid in the workplace. Content Summary Health & Safety Action at an emergency...

...to fill in the gap on First Aid at Work and Appointed Person courses. This course is available for those who hold one of the previously detailed courses...

...This is a six hour course which is designed with the needs of parents in mind. Parents First Aid This is a six hour course which is designed with the needs of parents in...