Paediatric First Aid This two-day paediatric first aid course focuses on emergency scenarios that face professionals looking after young children and infants, including teachers, playgroup leaders, childcare providers, au pairs, nannies and childminders. Who should attend? This paediatric first aid course is for people working with younger children - up to eight years old – or working towards an NVQ in Childcare and Education. Course Dates and Fees This is an in-company course delivered within your organisation. Please contact us for dates and prices. Course content: The three-day paediatric first aid course covers how to deal with accidents and emergencies involving young children as well as adults. The course includes: • The role of the paediatric first aider • Head and eye injuries • Managing an emergency, including CPR • Communication and casualty care • Allergies, heat and extreme cold • Asthma and diabetic emergencies • Poisoning, bites and stings • Bleeding and burns • Bone, muscle and joint injuries What is the role of the paediatric first aider? How can I become one? Emergency First Aid If your risk assessment indicates that first aid training covering emergency protocols only is sufficient for your workplace, this one-day basic first aid course will help you meet your regulatory requirements. Course Dates and Fees This is an in-company course delivered within your organisation. Please contact us for dates and prices. Who should attend? Nominated first aiders in smaller, low risk working environments. Course content: The content of this one-day in-house first aid course covers the role of the first aider in providing basic life saving first aid, plus workplace health and safety regulations covering the following: How do I carry out CPR? What about dealing with choking? • Shock and fainting • Managing an emergency and CPR • Health and safety regulations • Communication and casualty care • Burns and bleeding (minor and severe) • • • Seizures Choking (adult) Unconscious casualty • Choking and seizures • Spinal injuries • Childhood conditions • Treatment of an unconscious casualty 42 Telephone +44 (0)121 248 2233 Email training@rospa.com Visit www.rospa.com
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