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Resuscitation (CPR) & Defibrillation

A cardiac arrest can happen at any time and when it does every second matters. Knowing how to use an AED is proven to save lives. This 3 hour course covers how to find, when to use and how to use an AED. Learners will also learn how to perform CPR on an infant/child and adult. We have also included how to deal with a choking casualty.

This course is great as a supplement to your current first aid training however, it does not meet the risk assessment needs for FAW/EFAW qualified first aiders, as per HSE guidelines.

The training we provide uses scenario-based training techniques as these are proven to maximise recall and provide learners with the skills, knowledge and confidence to act effectively when emergencies arise.

About the Course

  • This course is designed to be suitable for anyone.

    It gives you the knowledge and confidence to use a Defibrillator effectively and how to perform good quality CPR.

  • When you book our first aid courses, you can expect engaging, interactive sessions led by our team of NHS-trained doctors, paramedics and nurses. We have decades of combined frontline medical experience and we can give you the skills to confidently handle all manner of medical issues as they come up.

  • Training can take place either at your premises or at another location chosen by you. We cover all of the UK and we’re happy to agree on a time and place that works best for you.

  • This is a 1 day course lasting 3 hours.

  • Certification valid for 3 years.

    Our physical certificates are printed out on high quality paper and then sent to you via post. We also supply a PDF copy of each certificate.

  • Please fill out the information form on our contact page and we will get back in touch shortly with a no-obligation quote.

Some of the topics covered in Resuscitation (CPR) & Defibrillation:

Roles & Responsibilities of the first aider
Assessing an emergency situation & prioritising action
Use of AED
Unresponsive casualty (not breathing)
Unresponsive casualty (breathing)
Choking
Recovery position

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