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Simply First Aid
71-75 Shelton Street,
Covent Garden,
London,
Greater London,
TW1 3DW,
United Kingdom
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Basic Life Support for Healthcare Professionals
First Aid at Work
Delivered in an engaging and practical way, our blended learning courses use a range of teaching methods that put the learner at the centre of their own learning.
Learners will need to complete an e-learning module prior to attending 2 days in person to complete the practical aspects of the course and to take the First Aid at Work assessments.
Emergency First Aid at Work
3 hour Emergency First Aid / Annual Refresher
Learner Outcomes
- Be able to manage an unresponsive casualty who is breathing normally.
- Be able to manage an unresponsive casualty who is not breathing normally.
- Be able to recognise and assist a casualty who is choking.
- Be able to manage a casualty with external bleeding.
- Be able to manage a casualty who is in shock.
- Be able to manage a casualty with a minor injury.
Workplace First Aid Requirements
What is ‘adequate and appropriate’ will depend on the circumstances in your workplace and you should assess what your first-aid needs are.
The minimum first-aid provision on any work site is:
- a suitably stocked first-aid kit;
- an appointed person to take charge of first-aid arrangements;
- information for employees about first-aid arrangements.
It is important to remember that accidents and illness can happen at any time. Provision for first aid needs to be available at all times people are at work.
Some small workplaces with low-level hazards may need only the minimum provision for first aid. But there are circumstances and factors that will mean you need greater provision. You, as an employer, are well placed to decide the provision you need, but our First Aid Requirements Calculator can help to make the task a whole lot easier.
First Aid Requirements Calculator
Simply input a few details about your workplace and then the calculator creates a bespoke, printable report that breaks down your first aid requirements and recommends suitable training − perfect for demonstrating that you have completed a thorough needs assessment.
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Professionals - Annual Refresher
Course code: BLS-HCP(R) 12
Duration: 2 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £350 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation and Safe Use of an AED
Course code: AED 12
Duration: 4 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £500 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Paediatric Basic Life Support
Course code: PBLS 12
Duration: 4 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £500 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Paediatric Basic Life Support annual refresher
Course code: PBLS-R 12
Duration: 2 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £350 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Basic Life Support
Course code: BLS - HCP
Duration: 4 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
In-house cost: £500 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Basic Life Support Annual Refresher
Course code: BLS-HCP(R) 12
Duration: 2 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £350 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Basic Life Support and Anaphylaxis Annual Refresher
Course code: BLS+A -HCP(R) 12
Duration: 3 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £400 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Medical Emergencies Responder Training (Dental Practice)
Course code: MERT
Duration: 1 day
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £750 (excluding VAT)
Basic Life Support and Medical Emergencies Annual Refresher (Dental Practice)
Course code: MERT-R
Duration: 3 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £400 (excluding VAT)
Emergency Management of Anaphylaxis
Course code: EMA
Duration: 4 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £500 (excluding VAT)
Epilepsy and Buccal Midazolam
Course code: EBM
Duration: 4 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £500 (excluding VAT)
First Aid for Schools
Childcare settings have a duty of care to students and children in their care and so should be appropriately trained and qualified to manage first aid emergencies if they arise.
Many schools like to add value to their offering to students, which is where our Emergency First Aid, Casualty Care in the Outdoors and Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition First Aid courses come in.
Paediatric First Aid
Course code: PFA
Duration: 2 days
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £1250 (excluding VAT)*
Paediatric First Aid
Course code: PFA
Duration: 2 days
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £1250 (excluding VAT)*
Emergency Paediatric First Aid
Course code: EPFA
Duration: 1 day
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £750 (excluding VAT)*
Emergency First Aid for Schools
Course code: EFAW-S
Duration: 1 day
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £750 (excluding VAT)*
Basic First Aid for Schools
Course code: BFAS
Duration: 3 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £400 (excluding VAT)*
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
Course code: AED
Duration: 4 hours initial training | 2 hours refresher training
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £500 | £350 for up to 12 people (excluding VAT)*
Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition First Aid
Course code: ExFA
Duration: 3 hours
Number in Group: up to 12 people
Cost: £400 (excluding VAT)
About us
We offer weekly first aid courses in London and deliver onsite or in-house training across the UK. Our courses include regulated workplace first aid qualifications and specialised training in Basic Life Support and Medical Emergencies for Healthcare Professionals.
Whether you're looking to train a single individual or an entire team, need accredited certifications, or require customised training solutions, Simply First Aid has you covered.
Adult & Paediatric Basic Life Support
Healthcare staff are expected to possess the knowledge and skills necessary to recognise and respond to signs of clinical deterioration effectively.
While the primary focus is on preventing such deterioration, some patients may experience a decline leading to cardiorespiratory arrest, requiring prompt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Early and effective CPR can be life-saving.
To ensure a reliable resuscitation response, healthcare organisations must establish a clear resuscitation policy and provide a robust resuscitation service. As part of their responsibility to deliver safe and effective care, these organisations must ensure their staff receive appropriate training and regular updates to maintain the resuscitation skills required for their roles.
First Aid at Work
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 mandate that all employers must ensure their employees receive prompt attention if they are injured or become unwell at work. This involves conducting a risk assessment, appointing an adequate number of first aiders, and providing them with appropriate first aid training.
Emergency First Aid
Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers are required to ensure that employees receive prompt care if they are injured or fall ill at work. This obligation includes conducting a risk assessment, appointing an adequate number of trained first aiders, and providing suitable first aid training.
Are you complying with your legal obligations?
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to provide adequate and appropriate first aid resources, facilities, and personnel to ensure employees receive immediate assistance if they are injured or become unwell at work.
What constitutes "adequate and appropriate" depends on the specific circumstances of your workplace, and you should conduct an assessment to determine your first aid needs.
- At a minimum, every workplace must have:
- A suitably stocked first aid kit.
- An appointed person to oversee first aid arrangements.
Remember, accidents and illnesses can occur at any time, so first aid resources must be readily available whenever people are at work.
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