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Emergency First Aid Course

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	Workplace appointed persons
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	12:1
Max Class Size:	24 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	6 Hours
Assessment:	Continuous by instructor
Certificate Expiry:	3 years from date of completion

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 6 hours
Retraining time: Currently retraining for this course is to retake to full course after 3 years.

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is no formal summative assessment for this course.

The Emergency First Aid course is designed to train individuals and company staff that require appointed person training in basic first aid skills. This course will provide first aid skills necessary to manage a patient that is not breathing normally, is unconscious or is bleeding
prior to the arrival of the emergency services.

The Emergency First Aid course is designed to meet the recommendations of the HSE Health and Safety at Work (1981) Regulations for Appointed Persons in the Workplace.

This course also meets the first aid requirements of the Department
for Children, Schools and Families for First Aid in Schools.

Course Topics

Introduction

Principles of First Aid
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey & Reassessment
Clearing the Airway
Recovery Position
CPR Adult
Alternative Ventilation
Procedures
Introduction to AED’s
Choking Adult

Life Threatening Conditions

Severe Bleeding
Shock Management

First Aid Health and Safety

First Aid Kit
Accident Reporting

Basic First Aid Course

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	Workplace appointed persons with secondary care skills
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	12:1
Max Class Size:	24 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	12 Hours
Assessment:	Knowledge and skills assessment
Certificate Expiry:	3 years from date of completion

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Emergency Reference Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 12 hours
Retraining time: 6 hours

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is no formal summative assessment for this course.

The Basic First Aid course is designed to train individuals and company staff that require appointed person training in basic first aid skills and require training in the management of specific illnesses and injuries. This course will provide first aid skills necessary to manage a patient that is not breathing normally, is unconscious, bleeding or is ill or injured prior to the arrival of the emergency services.

The Basic First Aid course is designed to meet the recommendations of the HSE Health and Safety at Work (1981) Regulations for Appointed Persons in the Workplace.

This course also meets the first aid requirements of the Department for Children, Schools and Families for First Aid in Schools.

Course Topics

Introduction

Principles of First Aid
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey and Reassessment
Clearing the Airway
Recovery Position
CPR Adult
Alternative Ventilation
Procedures
Introduction to AED’s
Choking Adult

Life Threatening Conditions

Severe Bleeding
Shock Management

Secondary Survey

Patient History Taking
Chief Complaint
Signs and Symptoms
Past Medical History
Physical Assessment
Head to Toe Survey

First Aid Topics

Breathing Problems
Circulatory
Problems
Environmental Problems
Nervous System Problems
Other Medical Problems
Other Injuries

First Aid Health and Safety

First Aid Kit
Accident Reporting

First Aid at Work Course

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	HSE Trained Workplace First Aid
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	12:1
Max Class Size:	24 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	24 Hours
Assessment:	Independent knowledge and skills assessment
Certificate Expiry:	3 years from date of completion
HSE Approval Number:	Great Britain: 1397/94 Northern Ireland: 76

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Emergency Reference Guide
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 24 hours
Retraining time: 12 hours

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is also a summative assessment of knowledge and skills at the end of this course.

The First Aid at Work course is designed to train individuals and company staff that requires HSE approved first aid at work training to meet the requirements of the First Aid at Work (1981) Regulations. This course will provide all the required first aid skills necessary to manage a patient that is not breathing normally, is unconscious, bleeding or is ill or injured prior to the arrival of the emergency services. It also covers other topics such as COSHH, RIDDOR and other first aid health and safety at work information.

The First Aid at Work course is designed to meet the requirements of the HSE Health and Safety at Work (1981) Regulations for First Aid in the Workplace.

The initial course is delivered over a minimum of 4 days (24 contact hours). The 2 day refresher course covers the complete syllabus and updates any changes to procedures or protocols.

This course also meets the first aid requirements of the Department for Children, Schools and Families for First Aid in Schools.

Course Topics

Introduction

Principles of First Aid
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey & Reassessment
Clearing the Airway
Recovery Position
CPR Adult
Alternative Ventilation
Procedures
Introduction to AED’s
Choking Adult

Life Threatening Conditions

Severe Bleeding
Shock Management

Secondary Survey

Patient History Taking
Chief Complaint
Signs and Symptoms
Past Medical History
Physical Assessment
Head to Toe Survey

First Aid Topics

Breathing Problems
Circulatory Problems
Environmental Problems
Nervous System Problems
Other Medical Problems
Other Injuries

First Aid Health and Safety

First Aid Kit
Accident Reporting
COSHH
RIDDOR

Paediatric First Aid Course

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	Professional Child Carers and parents
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	12:1
Max Class Size:	24 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	12 Hours
Assessment:	Knowledge and skills assessment
Certificate Expiry:	3 years from date of completion

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Emergency Reference Guide
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 12 hours
Retraining time: 12 hours

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is also a summative assessment of knowledge and skills at the end of this course.

The Paediatric First Aid course is designed to train individuals to provide immediate first aid care for infants and children. This course also includes adult essential skills in basic life support as they differ from the skills of the infant and child.

This course meets the first aid requirements of Ofsted for the Early Years Foundation Stage standards, the National Childminding Association, the Pre-School Learning Alliance, and the Department for Children, Schools and Families Surestart guidelines for Paediatric First Aid.

This course will provide first aid skills necessary to manage an infant or child that is not breathing normally, is unconscious, bleeding or is ill or injured prior to the arrival of the emergency services.

The Paediatric First Aid course which includes adult basic life support skills also meets the recommendations of the HSE Health and Safety at Work (1981) Regulations for Appointed Persons in the Workplace. This course also meets the first aid requirements of the Department for Children, Schools and Families for First Aid in Schools.

Course Topics

Introduction

Principles of First Aid
Good Practice
Infants and Children
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey & Reassessment
Clearing the Airway
Recovery Position
CPR Infant, Child and Adult
Alternative Ventilation
Procedures
Introduction to AED’s
Choking Infant, Child and Adult

Life Threatening Conditions

Severe Bleeding
Shock Management

Secondary Survey

Patient History Taking
Chief Complaint
Signs and Symptoms
Past Medical History
Physical Assessment
Head to Toe Survey

First Aid Topics

Breathing Problems
Circulatory Problems
Environmental Problems
Nervous System Problems
Other Medical Problems
Other Injuries

First Aid Health and Safety

First Aid Kit
Accident Reporting

Sports First Aid

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	Sports coaching staff, team managers, trainers, teachers and supervisory staff at leisure facilities.
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	12:1
Max Class Size:	24 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	12 Hours
Assessment:	Knowledge and skills assessment
Certificate Expiry:	3 years from date of completion

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Emergency Reference Guide
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 12 hours
Retraining time: 6 hours

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is also a summative assessment of knowledge and skills at the end of this course.

The Sports First Aid course is designed for all levels of sport and recreational activities and can be used to train individuals that require basic first aid skills and training in the management of sports specific illnesses and injuries. This course will provide first aid skills necessary to manage a patient that is not breathing normally, is unconscious or bleeding prior to the arrival of the emergency services.

This course will also provide participants with the opportunity to gain fundamental knowledge and skills in order to recognise and manage common injuries sustained in sports and provide immediate "Non-Emergency" first aid care.

The Sports First Aid course also meets the recommendations of the HSE Health and Safety at Work (1981) Regulations for Appointed Persons in the Workplace.

This course also meets the first aid requirements of the Department for Children, Schools and Families for First Aid in Schools

Course Topics

Introduction

Principles of First Aid
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey & Reassessment
Clearing the Airway
Recovery Position
CPR Child and Adult
Alternative Ventilation
Procedures
Introduction to AED’s
Choking Infant, Child and Adult

Life Threatening Conditions

Severe Bleeding
Shock Management

Secondary Survey

Patient History Taking
Chief Complaint
Signs and Symptoms
Past Medical History
Physical Assessment
Head to Toe Survey

First Aid Topics

Breathing Problems
Circulatory Problems
Environmental Problems
Nervous System Problems
Other Medical Problems
Other Injuries

First Aid Health and Safety

First Aid Kit
Accident Reporting
Return to Play

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation & Automated External Defibrillation Course

Course Specification:

Intended Participant:	Workplace First Aid and Community First Responders
Max Student Instructor Ratio:	6:1
Max Class Size:	6 (with 2 instructors)
Course Duration:	6 Hours
Assessment:	Knowledge and skills assessment
Certificate Expiry:	1 year from date of completion

Student Materials
Includes:

Essential Skills Guide
Successful Completion Card
Emergency Plan & Guidance Card
Emergency Reference Guide
Wall Certificate
Course Evaluation and Statement of Understanding Form

Hands-on Skill Practice
Students will practice the essential skills in small groups and will apply these skills in scenario sessions during the course.

Course Duration

Initial Training: 12 hours
Retraining time: 6 hours

Assessment
Students are assessed throughout the course by instructor observation of the essential skills. There is also a summative assessment of knowledge and skills at the end of this course.

The Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation & Automated External Defibrillation Course is designed to train individuals and company staff that require training in basic life support and automated external defibrillation. This course will provide the necessary skills to manage a patient that is unconscious and not breathing normally until the arrival of the emergency services.

This course meets the guidelines of the UK and European Resuscitation Councils for Basic Life Support and the use of an AED.

Course Topics

Introduction

Foreword
Principles of First Aid
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Chain Of Survival
Emergency Management Procedure
Care Cycle™

Scene Safety

Scene Survey
Exposure Protection
Risk to Rescuer
Barrier Devices

Basic Life Support

Primary Survey and CPR
Clearing the Airway
Alternative VentilationProcedures
Recovery Position

Automated External Defibrillation

AED Algorithm
AED Use on Adults
AED Use on Children
Chest Preparation and Electrode Pad Placement
Handover to Advanced Care
Patient Report Form
Equipment Checks and Troubleshooting