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CFR-A

CFR-A Practitioner Entry

6.5 hours · Awareness

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CFR-C

Cardiac First Response Community (CFR-C)

4.5 hours · Awareness

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FAE-B

First Aid Essentials – Basic

7 hours · Awareness

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FAE-P

First Aid Essentials – Paediatric

7 hours · Awareness

Duration - 7 hours approx. Certification - PHECC FAE-Paediatric First Aid Cert Validity - 2 years Delivery - On-Site or Training Centre Instructor Ratio - 8:1 Maximum Class Size - 16 participants Content: PHECC CFR Community program Introduction to First Aid Patient Assessment Injury Management Common Medical Emergencies Module descriptions: PHECC CFR Community program – CPR (CPR & AED use for adult) ,Choking, Stroke, Heart Attack Introduction to First Aid – Role of the first aider, Consent, Legislation, Wellbeing of the first aider Patient Assessment – Primary & Secondary surveys, Vital Signs, risk factors for suspected spinal injury Injury Management – Bleeding & care management, Recognition & care management of dental trauma, Musculoskeletal injuries & care management, Care management of suspected spinal injuries, Burns & care management Common Medical Emergencies – identify key presentations of CME’s*, methods to assess a patient for each CME, common causes of altered level of consciousness. *CME’s – Diabetic emergency, Asthma, Febrils Convulsions, Poisons, Anaphylaxis, Sepsis, Fainting, Meningitis.

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FARR

First Aid Response Recertification (FARR)

12 hours · Awareness

Duration - 12 Hours (Usually 2 Days) Certification - PHECC FARR Prerequisite - Valid in-date FAR certificate required Delivery - On-site or Training Centre Instructor Ratio - 8:1 Maximum Class Size - 16 participants What This Course Covers This recertification programme refreshes and reassesses core FAR competencies for certified responders. Delivery runs for 12 hours, usually over two days. Site-specific tailoring is available where outcomes are preserved and the full 12 hours are completed. A valid, in-date FAR certificate is required before attending this recertification course. What You Will Learn -Patient assessment and immediate first-response priorities -Incident procedure and safe scene management -Cardiac first response actions -Recognition and management of common medical emergencies -Wounds and bleeding management -Musculoskeletal injury management -Care of the unconscious patient -Burns first aid care -Managing imbalances of temperature -Information management and incident records -Communication during emergencies and handover -Responder wellbeing and post-incident self-care

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MH

Manual Handling

2 hours · Level 1

Manual Handling Training as per the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the General Application Regulations 2007.

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PHECC-FAR

First Aid Response (FAR)

18 hours · Awareness

In-depth workplace first aid competencies for designated responders.

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