Managing Catastrophic Bleeding
This interactive 2-hour course is delivered using small group scenarios, in a friendly environment and can be delivered at your venue or as an add on with one of our First Aid courses.
As a direct result of the European Resuscitation Council’s guidelines on first aid, this is a comprehensive course includes the recognition and management of catastrophic bleeding. This short course is ideal for those in high-risk environments.
Topics covered:
Key course information
2 hours (or as an add-on)
On-Site training at your workplace serving in Sussex, Surrey & Kent. For further locations, please contact us for a quote.
Recognising life-threatening bleeding
Wound packing and haemostatic dressings
how to control life-threatening bleeding using a tourniquet
control life-threatening bleeding using haemostatic dressings
Shock
Qualifications:
This short course can be an add on to your First Aid at Work training or delivered as a stand-alone course with relevant CPD awarded.
We are a Qualsafe Training Centre which means our courses are approved and recognised by Ofqual Accreditation.
Organisations should ensure staff remain familiar with changes, legislation, guidance, policies and procedures through appropriate training, Refreshers and ongoing Continuing Professional Development. (CPD).
Book a training course:
Sussex First Aid Courses is a Qualsafe Approved Training Centre, meaning all of our courses meet nationally recognised standards and are regulated by Ofqual.
Give your self and your team the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can act decisively when every second counts.
Training course fees:
No. of learners
1 - 12 Learners
Price
£400+ VAT
This course is available as either a standalone course or as an add-on to:
Related Courses:
Providing learners with detailed understanding of safeguarding responsibilities and how to recognise, respond to and report concerns appropriately.
Qualsafe Level 2 Award in citizenAID (RQF)
3 hours
At your workplace
Practise techniques for dealing with catastrophic bleeding and the skills and knowledge needed to save lives in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.
