bespoke training services uk ltd
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Continence Management
Dementia Diagnosis & Treatment
Gastrostomy Tubes (Peg Feeding)
Intravenous Medicine Administartion
Learning Disability -
Moving & Handling-
Parkinson’s & Lewy Body Dementia
Venepuncture & Intravenous Cannulation
Course List
Bespoke Training Services UK Ltd
Healthcare & Safety Specialists providing health & safety training courses, health & care related training courses for care homes, nursing homes, residential homes and other healthcare providers
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What you will gain from attending:-
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Understand the importance of casualty care.
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Discuss looking after yourself and the casualty.
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Learn how to prioritise care
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Discuss the importance of looking after an unconscious casualty.
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Know the difference between child and infant resuscitation.
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Understand the treatment of severe bleeding
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Know the difference between the treatment of choking in children and infants.
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First Aid - for Babies and Children
This half day course is ideal for parents, grandparents or guardians who care for young children and babies. The course covers emergency life support procedures which deal only with an infant or child casualty.
From the HSE:
Myth: Adults can’t put plasters on
children’s cuts
Myth: Adults can’t put plasters on
children’s cuts
The reality We’ve often heard of teachers, volunteers and carers being told to ask parents for permission, or even requiring parents to drive over and put the plaster on themselves. This persistent myth causes a lot of unnecessary hassle and worry.
There is no rule that says a responsible adult can’t put a plaster on a child’s minor cut. Some children do have an allergy to normal plasters. If you know a child is allergic you can use the hypo-allergenic type of plaster. The important thing is to clean and cover the cut to stop it getting infected.
There is no rule that says a responsible adult can’t put a plaster on a child’s minor cut. Some children do have an allergy to normal plasters. If you know a child is allergic you can use the hypo-