Emergency First Response Ltd, Wide range of courses

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Wide range of courses
April 1st 2007

Emergency First Response is an international organisation dedicated to the training of lay rescuers in primary care (CPR) and secondary care (first aid) skills.

The company has more than 35 000 instructors worldwide and offers a wide range of courses designed to update employees' first aid skills and renew their confidence to care, should the need arise.

Courses are said to have proven educational validity, are student centred and practice orientated. Student manuals and DVDs include the most recent Guidelines and protocols.

The company provides refresher programmes, an appointed person's course, First Aid at Work course and, for those who want a total solution training package option, it can train staff as Emergency First Response instructors so that future first aid training can be carried out in-house.

If required, Emergency First Response will install AEDs into a workplace and train staff in how to use them.

The company will be exhibiting at the Safety & Health Expo � Stand M90.

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