Ravenbyrne
Registered user
Well, after many requests and the success of the first course we are in the process of organising another one.
The dates are only provisional at the moment and they are the 26th of Feb or the 5th of March. So if you’re still interested please post on this thread or PM me.
The cost as before is €100.00 a deposit of €30.00 will be required to book your place.
All participants will receive hand book and an emergency kit to carry on their bikes.
Adventure Rider Emergency First Aid is a registered course with Remote Emergency Care Ireland and certificates are valid for three years.
So, what’s covered?
•Scene safety for you, your group and the casualty, traffic management.
•Airway management in an unconscious casualty.
•FBAO, foreign body airway obstruction.
•Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, CPR.
•Heart attacks, cardiac arrest, and stroke, know the signs and symptoms.
•Primary and secondary survey of the casualty.
•Getting a SAMPLE history.
•Assessing the level of consciousness using the AVPU scale.
•Bleeding, the control of, and techniques to stop an arterial bleed.
•Helmet removal and the different techniques.
•Fractures, stabilising and reducing, (resetting).
•Cervical Spine control.
•Suspected spinal injury, how to move the casualty.
•Vital signs and how to get them.
•Practical sessions.
•Continuous assessment by the trainers.
The instructors: An Advanced Paramedic and WEMSi course coordinator and remote Emergency Care course Director, an Emergency Medical Technician and WEMSi faculty member and Rescue Instructor all instructors are PHECC registered. A PHECC registered Emergency First Responder to assist with practical sessions.
The course runs from 9am to 6pm.
Just to mention that the certificates for those of you who did the course back in January are in the process of being printed.
Cheers
Brian
If your gonna have an accident abroad Norway is the country to have it in, and here's why
Percentage of Population trained in first Aid
Austria 80
Azerbaijan .5
Bulgaria 12
Croatia 1
Czech Republic 4
Estonia .7
Finland 9
France 40
Germany 80
Hungary .3
Iceland 75
Ireland 5
Kirghizstan 1.4
Luxembourg 20
Macedonia 10
Monaco 12
Norway 95
Serbia 3
Spain 6
Sweden 50
The Netherlands 2
United Kingdom 5
Source: Red Cross Crescent Survey 2006
The dates are only provisional at the moment and they are the 26th of Feb or the 5th of March. So if you’re still interested please post on this thread or PM me.
The cost as before is €100.00 a deposit of €30.00 will be required to book your place.
All participants will receive hand book and an emergency kit to carry on their bikes.
Adventure Rider Emergency First Aid is a registered course with Remote Emergency Care Ireland and certificates are valid for three years.
So, what’s covered?
•Scene safety for you, your group and the casualty, traffic management.
•Airway management in an unconscious casualty.
•FBAO, foreign body airway obstruction.
•Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, CPR.
•Heart attacks, cardiac arrest, and stroke, know the signs and symptoms.
•Primary and secondary survey of the casualty.
•Getting a SAMPLE history.
•Assessing the level of consciousness using the AVPU scale.
•Bleeding, the control of, and techniques to stop an arterial bleed.
•Helmet removal and the different techniques.
•Fractures, stabilising and reducing, (resetting).
•Cervical Spine control.
•Suspected spinal injury, how to move the casualty.
•Vital signs and how to get them.
•Practical sessions.
•Continuous assessment by the trainers.
The instructors: An Advanced Paramedic and WEMSi course coordinator and remote Emergency Care course Director, an Emergency Medical Technician and WEMSi faculty member and Rescue Instructor all instructors are PHECC registered. A PHECC registered Emergency First Responder to assist with practical sessions.
The course runs from 9am to 6pm.
Just to mention that the certificates for those of you who did the course back in January are in the process of being printed.
Cheers
Brian
If your gonna have an accident abroad Norway is the country to have it in, and here's why
Percentage of Population trained in first Aid
Austria 80
Azerbaijan .5
Bulgaria 12
Croatia 1
Czech Republic 4
Estonia .7
Finland 9
France 40
Germany 80
Hungary .3
Iceland 75
Ireland 5
Kirghizstan 1.4
Luxembourg 20
Macedonia 10
Monaco 12
Norway 95
Serbia 3
Spain 6
Sweden 50
The Netherlands 2
United Kingdom 5
Source: Red Cross Crescent Survey 2006
