Emergency Paediatric First Aid

Emergency Paediatric First Aid Training

This essential one-day Emergency Paediatric First Aid course equips delegates with the knowledge, confidence and practical skills needed to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies involving babies, children and young people. The course includes key emergency first aid skills, with additional paediatric first aid elements.

Emergency Paediatric First Aid - 1 Day

Course Code: FAP01 | Emergency Paediatric First Aid | Face To Face Delivery

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Emergency Paediatric First Aid

One Day Emergency Paediatric First Aid Course

Course Code: FAP01 Course Level: Emergency Paediatric First Aid
Duration: 1 Day: Minimum of 6 hours required
Delivery: Face To Face: Scheduled Course or Private Company Classroom

This course is ideal for workplaces that need trained Emergency Paediatric First Aiders who can act confidently when an incident occurs. Delegates will learn how to assess an emergency, provide safe and effective support, manage common workplace injuries and respond appropriately while waiting for further medical help.

Investing in First Aid training not only helps protect staff and visitors, but also reduces the risk of minor injuries escalating into major incidents. The course is practical, supportive and designed to build real confidence through hands-on training and clear instruction.

Emergency Paediatric First Aid delegates

Who Should Attend?

  • Teachers and Childcare Staff
  • Babysitters and Nannies
  • Sports Coaches and Activity Leaders
  • Parents and Guardians
  • Team Leaders and Supervisors
  • Staff who may need to respond to emergencies involving children

Certification

For completing this course, candidates will receive a certificate to become an Emergency Paediatric First Aider.

Course Content

  • First Aid: Elements of paediatric first aid will be included.
  • Understanding: Grasp the responsibilities and role of a first aider in maintaining a safe environment.
  • Preventing cross infection: Learn how to minimise the risk of cross-infection.
  • Recording incidents and actions: Understand the importance of accurate documentation.
  • Equipment: Become familiar with first aid equipment and its proper use in emergency situations.
  • Assess: Develop the ability to assess emergencies effectively and act safely and promptly.
  • Unconscious: Provide aid to an unconscious casualty, including handling seizures.
  • Administer CPR: Practise CPR techniques to provide life-saving support in critical situations.
  • Choking: Learn how to respond efficiently to choking emergencies.
  • Shock: Provide effective care for shock-related incidents including anaphylaxis.
  • Minor injuries: Manage common workplace injuries such as cuts, grazes, bruises, burns and splinters.
  • Automated External Defibrillation: Become familiar with AED use.

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