All healthcare professionals should be proficient in resuscitating patients. QOF recommends that all clinical staff update their Emergency Life Support training every 18 months and non-clinical every 3 years. Defibrillator training should be undertaken annually.
Non-healthcare professionals working in a healthcare setting should be proficient in basic First Aid and performing CPR.
Healthcare professionals and those working in a healthcare setting are expected to be proficient in CPR, the administration of oxygen and emergency drugs. Healthcare professionals with a duty to respond to paediatric emergencies should also be trained in their specific protocols and we are able to provide training accordingly.
The course is guided by the standards of the RCP, CPD and Skills for Health Framework and can also be tailored to your specific needs:
- Emergency Action Procedures
- Primary Assessment
- CPR
- Safety and storage of cylinders
- Preparation of cylinders
- Administration of oxygen
- Resuscitation equipment
- Administration of analgesic gas
- Unconscious casualty
- Choking (latest protocols)
- Use of the Automatic External Defibrillator
This is typically delivered over 3-4 hours.
The trainer will be present however the trainer does not assess your competency as it is a self-assessment course.
Delegates will receive a CPD certificate by email.
If you are interested in booking this course for your group at your venue please fill our group booking enquiry form.
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