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ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid
£120.00
ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid Course Dates 27th-28th June, Lodge Wood, Broughton, North Lincolnshire 29th-30th August,Lodge Wood, Broughton, North Lincolnshire This qualification is designed to meet the needs of those working away from immediate assistance in the remote and rural regions. This Outdoor First Aid qualification is externally regulated and meets the standards to appear upon the national qualification’s frameworks of England and Wales. This course is recognised throughout the UK and is the course of choice for experienced practitioners who use the outdoors. It is suitable for workers in rural and remote settings and will maintain the license to practice for those with Outdoor National Governing Body Instructor awards. The course meets the requirements of the Institute for Outdoor Learning Statement of Good Practice for Outdoor First Aid Training at Band 3. This is hosted upon the Institute for Outdoor Learning website. The qualification is suitable for those practitioners and leaders that participate in unsupported outdoor or adventurous activity. Typically operating in situations where help is generally under 2 hours away, e.g. outdoor instructors, outdoor learning practitioners, mountain leader, D of E assessor, bushcraft instructor, scout or guide leaders, forest school leader, ramblers; leaders, canoe expedition leader, MIC, MIA, SPA, WGL, BCU, BASI ski instructor, Mountain Bike Leader, Local Cave and Mine Leader etc Learning Outcomes: The learner will…… 1 Understand the roles and responsibility of first aid in the outdoors. 2 Be able to interpret vital sign information whilst responding to an emergency incident in the outdoors. 3 Be able to assess an emergency incident in the outdoors. 4 Be able to apply incident management and casualty assessment principles in the outdoors. 5 Be able to respond to an incident involving activity or environmental factors in the outdoors 6 First aid equipment and record keeping 7 Be able to conduct a detailed primary and secondary survey 8 Be able to respond to an incident outdoors involving; · a collapsed patient · children being aware of differences in vital signs · an unresponsive casualty with normal breathing, · an unresponsive casualty who is not breathing, · a choking casualty, CPR & AED · blood loss including severe and shock recognition, · limb injury, · a head, neck or torso injury · treatment of minor injuries including burns, bites and stings · Medical conditions; Asthma, Stroke, Heart Attack, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Meningitis, Anaphylaxis Poisons or sudden illness · stabilising, insulating and monitoring casualties · management of multiple casualties · the effects of drowning, cold, heat and dehydration
Delivery Outdoor specific scenarios and outdoor incident management, answering queries such as when or how to remove boots, helmets and looking after a casualty for some hours. This qualification is designed to provide outdoor incident management skills. Typical delivery methods are predominantly practical, with elements occurring out of doors in outdoor clothing and on various terrains. The course is assessed by continual observation of candidate performance. Features Successful completion will result in candidate gaining ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid with a valid (licence to practice) lifetime of 3 years from date of completion
Extension Expedition Medic option available see our other courses For details- of this course click here. Expedition Medic Course (Medical)
£150.00
Course Dates 25th-26th July, Lodge Wood, Broughton Our course conforms to The Royal College of Surgeon of Edinburgh (2015) Expedition Medic Competencies Framework for providers, who are not health care professionals. Course Content Upon successful completion of the course candidates will be able to perform examination of key body systems and be able to record and understanding the importance of changes in vital signs. Candidates will have an overview of and be able to recognise and diagnose a range of conditions, provide immediate emergency treatment and make rational decisions on need and mode of evacuation. Improvising equipment as needed from materials at hand. Faculty Our instructor faculty includes healthcare professionals with a longstanding interest in wilderness medicine. Use of Prescription only medication (POM) Upon successful completion of the course candidates will be able to purchase medical kits including selected Prescription only medication (POM) to deal with the variety of injuries and illnesses studied during the course. This is possible through our links with a travel Pharmacy. Medication is supplied for emergency use during foreign travel when access to professional help is not available or may be significantly delayed. It can also be used to manage minor illness and Injuries that do not require evacuation. Where possible it should be used in consultation with a professional either in person or remotely via a communication link. Medication available post course include a range of Antibiotics, Analgesia and medication to treat dizziness, nausea, constipation, indigestion, diarrhea, dehydration, asthma and allergic reactions.
Partner Organisations We are also looking for partner origination's to host our expedition medicine and Outdoor First Aid courses. PRIMARY CARE Cardiovascular: Cardiac pain and TIAs and CVAs, including FAST Assessment
Respiratory: Assessment of the respiratory System, Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchitis Pulmonary Embolism. Endocrinology: Diabetes, Measuring Blood Glucose Levels Gastrointestinal: Assessing 'acute abdomen' and management of diarrhoea, constipation, nausea and vomiting, Urinary Tract and Kidney Infections. ENT: Nose bleeds, Sore throat, sinusitis, earache, motion sickness. dizziness and vertigo, Infectious disease: meningitis, cholera, meliodosis, leptospirosis, rocky mountain spotted fever, typhus group, Q fever, coxiella endocarditis and tick fevers, chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, epididymo-orchitis Dermatology: Acne and soft tissue Infections
Allergy: Allergic reactions and anaphylaxsis Immediate Life Support (ILS): Identify the causes and promote the prevention of cardiopulmonary arrest; Recognise and treat the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE approach; Facilitate initial leadership and effective team membership Airway: Use of suction Use of Oral, Nasal, I-Gels Defibrillation: Safe use of an Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and perform quality CPR Administration of oxygen: Safely configure an oxygen system for use Free-flow oxygen application (with correct mask choice) Use of mouth-to-mouth/, pocket-mask and Bag-Valve-Mask ventilation Prerequisites A minimum qualification of a 16 hour Outdoor First Aid Course completed within the year before the start of the course is required before attending this course. Other qualifications may be acceptable please inquire. Assessment Precourse reading will be supplied two weeks before course and a pre and post course test will need to be completed. Competence in practical skills is also assessed during the course. Certification: Course CPD certificate and Intermediate Life Support (ILS) ITC Level 3 Award in Education and Training
£200.00
First Live online class starts Sunday 7th June, enquire for details. Providers of vocational training in the UK must usually have an entry level teaching qualification as a minimum in order to teach regulated qualifications, such as First Aid, Health & Safety and Manual Handling. We specialise in outdoor and medical education. However this course teaches you the fundamental teaching principles, that can be applied to forest school, bush craft and other outdoor education as well as mainstream classroom teaching in any subject. It is a widely delivered qualification and replaced the popular PTLLS qualification in 2014. Your tutor has 30 years teaching experience in voluntary, public and private sector education and is currently employed as a Senior lecturer and programme lead in a UK university. Delivery Topics include; roles and responsibilities, legislation, professional boundaries, inclusion, differentiation, teaching and learning theory, lesson planning and delivery, assessment, evaluation, professional standards and professional development. Candidates should be prepared to prepare, deliver sessions and evaluate each other. The assessment of this qualification can be tailored to specific learner requirements but typically candidates are assessed on evidence generated by written assignments, micro teaching, assessment and reflective practices. Features
Unit Specifications • Understanding roles, responsibilities and relationships in education and training • Understanding & using inclusive teaching & learning approaches in education & training • Understanding the principles and practices of assessment Pet First Aid Level 2
£24.95
Next couse 14th June 2020 LIVE online When people think of first aid, they often do not think about their pets. Pets have accidents the same as humans and knowing what to do should the worst happen is a simple thing to learn with basic training. Pet first aid is not aimed to replace veterinary care but it will help you to recognise an emergency, calm your pet and reduce the risks of delayed treatment. Learning pet first aid is fun and informative and will give you the skills to deal with a pet emergency should it arise. This is a live course. streamed directly to your computer or phone where you can watch demonstrations and talk to the tutor. Downloadable Pet First Aid Manual and information sheets avalable with the course. Cetrificate sent to you after by email Couse covers
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First Aid and Advanced Medic Courses, Books & EquipmentFor next Expedition Medic Courses
Email info@survivalmedic.co.uk for details Survival Medic Books and Training offers a range of courses covering First aid at work, Emergency First Aid, Wilderness Medicince, Expedition Medic, Forestry and Forest School First Aid, Sports Medic, Bushcraft, Education and Training, Health and Safety, Fire awareness and Fire Marshal. We also publish books on Wilderness Medicine, Patient Assessment, CRBNe and First Aid for Police officers. Our staff are professional and dedicated to providing the highest level of education. Our Directors are members of the College of Paramedics and Royal College of Nursing (RCN). Emergency First Aid - 1 day
£79.00
£49.00
The 1 Day Emergency First Aid qualification is designed for individuals who wish to act as a first aider These courses cover the essentials of managing immediate and potentially life-threatening incidents in a systematic manner. Ideal for anyone who is required to take charge at an incident in any workplace or school or during leisure activities. Upon successful completion of this qualification, candidates will be equipped with the essential skills needed to give safe, prompt and effective first aid in emergency situations. Delivery Experienced professional trainers with an active professional interest in First Aid training, coming from a variety of working backgrounds understanding the specific needs of various environments. Our trainers are constantly updating their methods and materials keeping abreast of current best practice from around the world. Trainers typically have knowledge of your workplace and follow Health and Safety approved code of practice guidelines. Duration: 1 days Certificate Validity: 3 Years (Annual Refresher Training Recommended) Training includes: Low student to pupil ratios Interactive hands on practical training One CPR training manikin per 2 participants Legislation Roles and Responsibilities of the first aider Awareness of current regulations. Safe best practice. Assessing an incident Communication and casualty care A systematic approach to incident management. Unconsciousness, causes and treatment Recovery Position Resuscitation Automated External Defibrillator Resuscitation procedures including choking. Injuries Wounds and bleeding (minor and severe) Burns and scalds ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid
£120.00
ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid Course Dates 27th-28th June, Lodge Wood, Broughton, North Lincolnshire 29th-30th August,Lodge Wood, Broughton, North Lincolnshire This qualification is designed to meet the needs of those working away from immediate assistance in the remote and rural regions. This Outdoor First Aid qualification is externally regulated and meets the standards to appear upon the national qualification’s frameworks of England and Wales. This course is recognised throughout the UK and is the course of choice for experienced practitioners who use the outdoors. It is suitable for workers in rural and remote settings and will maintain the license to practice for those with Outdoor National Governing Body Instructor awards. The course meets the requirements of the Institute for Outdoor Learning Statement of Good Practice for Outdoor First Aid Training at Band 3. This is hosted upon the Institute for Outdoor Learning website. The qualification is suitable for those practitioners and leaders that participate in unsupported outdoor or adventurous activity. Typically operating in situations where help is generally under 2 hours away, e.g. outdoor instructors, outdoor learning practitioners, mountain leader, D of E assessor, bushcraft instructor, scout or guide leaders, forest school leader, ramblers; leaders, canoe expedition leader, MIC, MIA, SPA, WGL, BCU, BASI ski instructor, Mountain Bike Leader, Local Cave and Mine Leader etc Learning Outcomes: The learner will…… 1 Understand the roles and responsibility of first aid in the outdoors. 2 Be able to interpret vital sign information whilst responding to an emergency incident in the outdoors. 3 Be able to assess an emergency incident in the outdoors. 4 Be able to apply incident management and casualty assessment principles in the outdoors. 5 Be able to respond to an incident involving activity or environmental factors in the outdoors 6 First aid equipment and record keeping 7 Be able to conduct a detailed primary and secondary survey 8 Be able to respond to an incident outdoors involving; · a collapsed patient · children being aware of differences in vital signs · an unresponsive casualty with normal breathing, · an unresponsive casualty who is not breathing, · a choking casualty, CPR & AED · blood loss including severe and shock recognition, · limb injury, · a head, neck or torso injury · treatment of minor injuries including burns, bites and stings · Medical conditions; Asthma, Stroke, Heart Attack, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Meningitis, Anaphylaxis Poisons or sudden illness · stabilising, insulating and monitoring casualties · management of multiple casualties · the effects of drowning, cold, heat and dehydration
Delivery Outdoor specific scenarios and outdoor incident management, answering queries such as when or how to remove boots, helmets and looking after a casualty for some hours. This qualification is designed to provide outdoor incident management skills. Typical delivery methods are predominantly practical, with elements occurring out of doors in outdoor clothing and on various terrains. The course is assessed by continual observation of candidate performance. Features Successful completion will result in candidate gaining ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid with a valid (licence to practice) lifetime of 3 years from date of completion
Extension Expedition Medic option available see our other courses For details- of this course click here. Wild Food Foraging Walks Lincolnshire
£10.00
Join us on a wild food walk to identify 10 plants for foraging during a one hour walk in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside. Gain the knowledge to gather free greens for life. Cost £10 per person, under 14s free. Pre Payment essential unless have spoken to s before event as places are Limited. 7th July 2019, 10:00am Meet us at Parking Place, Wressle Road, Broughton, Brigg, North Lincolnshire. (Nearest post code DN20 ODA for Carehome on opposite side to parking place) Please wear suitable footwear and clothing suitable for weather at time. Involves walking woodland paths and up slight incline. Not suitable for wheelchairs or for people with limited mobility. Limited parking available at start of walk Well behaved dogs on leads welcome Call: 01652 408523 / Mobile 07411552621 Email: info@survivalmedic.co.uk 
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