Pre-hospital Care
Prehospital care refers to any emergency medical care a patient receives prior to their arrival at the hospital or emergency department. Typically, this care comes from Emergency Medical Services providers however can be advanced first aiders, Event Medical personnel and those working within a healthcare environment.
Our prehospital care courses cover a raft of subjects and are suitable for a host of positions.
First Response in Emergency Care (FREC)
Immediate Life Support
Intermediate Life Support is a level of training undertaken in order to provide emergency medical care outside medical facilities. ILS is classed as mid-level emergency medical care provided by trained first responders who receive more training than basic life support providers, but less than advanced life support providers.
Basic Life Support
Are you a Healthcare professional or work in an environment where you may encounter a life-threatening situation such as a healthcare facility or an area of public safety? Are you required to undertake a mandatory annual essential skills update in order to maintain quality standards in your area of work? Our range of Basic Life Support courses revolve around administering high-quality and effective CPR for adults, children and infants as well as looking at other life support skills.
Life Saving Medication
This range of qualifications cover courses specific to those responsible for administering lifesaving medications within event medical or healthcare environments.
CPD
We are pleased to offer a range of exciting, engaging and relevant clinician-lead CPD courses for the prehospital care sector.
These courses cover a wide range of subjects, using the latest clinical evidence and guidelines to ensure delegates are provided with the most up-to-date information and practice in that area, delivered to focussed groups of no more than 8 delegates.