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First Aid Response

Locations & Dates:

Dublin	14th, 15th and 16th December	Enquire
Dublin	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Waterford	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Cork	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Galway	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Kilkenny	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Wexford	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Cavan	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Donegal	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Kilarney	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Westport	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Derry	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Belfast	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire
Limerick	27th, 28th and 29th January	Enquire

Overview:

The course is for anyone wanting to learn how to recognise and care for people with life-threatening injuries before the arrival of healthcare practitioners. It is also for people who require basic first aid training as part of their job. This could include non-healthcare personnel, sports coaches, teachers and parents as a very small example.

Who’s it for:

There are currently no prerequisites for this course. Students should be physically well enough to carry out CPR as well as other practical skills, such as attempting to relieve the blockage in someone who is choking, placing somebody in the recovery position and putting bandages on injured limbs.

Requirements:

First Aid Response (FAR) is a new training standard developed by the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council of Ireland. The objective of FAR is to improve, and replace the current Occupational First Aid course and have a standardised syllabus nationwide. FAR also includes the full Cardiac First Response Community standard.

Outline:

First Aid in the workplace
Patient Assessment
Incident Procedure
Cardiac First Response – Community Level
Common Medical Emergencies (asthma, diabetes, seizures, poisoning, fainting)
Injury Management & Shock
Care of the Unconscious Patient
Burns and Electrical Injury Care
Hypothermia and Hyperthermia
Information Management
Communications
The well-being of the first aider

Duration & Assessment:

The FAR course will take no less than 18 hours. This can be broken down to 6 hour days or be done over successive weekends.

Certification

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be issued with a dual certificate from the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council and Medicore Medical Services. This certificate will be valid for 2 years.

Renewal

In order to maintain your qualification after your two-year certification period, you will be required to undertake a refresher course. The refresher course consists of a two-day course designed to refresh the knowledge and skills you learned from your initial training. You must have a valid First Aid Response certificate in order to partake of this course.

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First Aid Response Refresher

Locations & Dates:

Dublin	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Kilkenny	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Wexford	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Cavan	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Donegal	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Kilarney	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Westport	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Derry	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Belfast	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Cork	25th & 26th January	Enquire
Limerick	25th & 26th January	Enquire

Course Background:

This course is essential to all employers as they must provide adequate numbers of trained occupational first aiders on a work premises. This is stated under the 2005 Safety Health and Welfare Act and updated in the May 2008 First Aid Guidelines.

Course Content:

Assessment, accident scene management
Traumatic stress
Circulation, wounds and bleeding
Respiration
CPR & AED training
Unconsciousness
Fractures, sprains, strains and dislocations
Burns and scalds, chemical / poisons, electric shock
Medical emergencies, crush and spinal injuries

Learning Outcomes:

Ensure employees are aware of first aid facilities and arrangements
Provide the recognised occupational first aid systems in the workplace
Implement essential life-saving skills

This Course is Designed For:

All employees wishing to refresher their original occupational first aid FETAC level 5 training. Participants who are over two years and three months past completion of original training will be unable to partake in this course. If they wish to continue to be certified as an occupational first aider, a three day course must be re-completed.

Training Methodology:

This course is classroom based; it is highly interactive with role-playing and practical exercises to reinforce understanding and learning.

What to Bring to the Course:

While pens and paper will be supplied, participants are free to bring their own. Participants should wear comfortable clothing for practical activities.

Certification:

On completion of this course, participants receive a FETAC level 5 occupational first aid certificate.

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Basic First Aid/CPR

Locations & Dates :

Dublin	17th December	Enquire
Dublin	19th January	Enquire
Waterford	19th January	Enquire
Kilkenny	19th January	Enquire
Wexford	19th January	Enquire
Cavan	19th January	Enquire
Donegal	19th January	Enquire
Kilarney	19th January	Enquire
Westport	19th January	Enquire
Derry	19th January	Enquire
Belfast	19th January	Enquire
Cork	19th January	Enquire
Limerick	19th January	Enquire

Course Background :

This course is suitable for employees who need to deliver emergency first aid before the arrival of the designated occupational first aider.

Course Content:

Defining first aid
Duty of care
Patient assessment
Respiratory emergencies
Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
Foreign body obstruction
Recovery position
Bleeds and wounds
Muscular-skeletal injuries
Burns / chemical
Medical emergencies, diabetes, epilepsy, and poisoning

Learning Outcomes:

The participant will be competently able to assess both the scene of an injury and the injury itself. Furthermore, they will also gain the knowledge necessary to deal effectively with common injuries.

This Course is Designed For:

Anybody who requires a foundation / basic introduction to first aid.

Training Methodology:

This course is classroom based and it is highly interactive with role-playing playing and practical exercises to reinforce the participants understanding and learning.

What to Bring to This Course:

While pens and paper will be supplied, participants are free to bring their own. Participants should wear comfortable clothing for practical activities.

Duration of the Course:

1 day.

Participants:

Up to 12 per course.

Certification:

On completion of course, participants will receive a certificate in basic first aid.