Course Content
During the course, you will develop the knowledge and skills required to manage:
- A-E Assessment of the acutely unwell patient
- Medical Emergency Equipment / Medicines
- Safe Use of an Automated External Defibrillator
- Choking
- Basic Life Support
- Adult
- Child
- Infant
Who is the course for?
The Basic Life Support and Medical Emergencies in Primary Care Course is intended for all staff working in Primary Care. We encourage the attendance of both clinical and non-clinical staff to encourage a whole team approach in the management of emergencies. This course will be beneficial for:
- General Practitioners (GPs)
- Practice Nurses
- Healthcare Assistants
- Community Nurses
- District Nurses
- Nurse Practitioners
- Nursing Associates (NAs)
- Physicians Associates (PAs)
- Admin and Clerical Staff
- Receptionists
- Practice Managers
Course Structure and Programme
Our expert trainer will arrive around one hour before the course commences to set up equipment and prepare for the course. Where possible we will utilise a surgery space for practical activity and a non-clinical space, such as the waiting room for theoretical teaching.
This course is delivered over 3-hours with a 15 minute mid-session break.
Assessment and Certification
Having demonstrated effective use of the required practical skills all attendees will receive a certificate from Immerse Medical detailing all information required by the CQC and RCUK.
