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REMOTE CARE London, Holland Park, High Street Kensington
NOTE: This course is also run at Alfriston YHA, East Sussex. Next Sussex courses 27-28th Nov 2010. Click here for more details. This intensive 20 hour weekend course covers detailed management of both medical conditions and trauma in remote settings. You will get the chance to practice advanced skills such as spinal immobilisation & IV canulation, and learn through scenario based training, including night exercises. This weekend is aimed at those planning to work or travel abroad far beyond the call of immediate medical aid. Participants are always an interesting mix - teachers leading groups to Africa, Yachtsmen planning long oceanic journeys, climbers with their minds set on remote first ascents, reporters preparing for hairy assignments, field biologists heading for the rainforest and even a couple running horse trekking holidays in Mongolia. On Remote Care you will learn valuable skills in good company. Entry requirements This course is not suitable for those without prior training. All students must have a two day Wilderness/Mountain First Aid certificate or equivalent. If you are unsure that you have the requisite background please contact us. Students who have not attended one of our Level 2 Wilderness First Aid courses must purchase and pre-study 'Wilderness First Aid- Emergency Care for Remote Locations'' by the AAOS & WMS. Course manuals, certification and assessment The weekend is run both as a stand alone course for those with appropriate pre-training and as the second part of our ECSI Advanced Wilderness First Aid programme. All successful students receive a Remote Care certificate valid for three years. Participants who have previously completed our Wilderness First Aid course and who pass a multiple question exam receive a ECSI Wlderness First Aid (32 Hours) completion card valid worldwide for three years. Participants receive a copy of our Remote Care: Patient Assessment & Advanced Skills handbook to aid on-course learning and medical kit lists relevant to the regions they will be traveling in. Course outline This intensive 20 hour weekend course covers management of both medical conditions and trauma in remote settings. Some highlights of the course include:
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In-House Training - UK and Abroad We provide tailored training for a wide range of organisations from local outdoor activity groups to national bodies such as the Environment Agency, and those with an international focus such as aid organisations and expeditions. Whether you want our standard course in Wilderness First Aid or an advanced one covering medical skills such as suturing and IV we can provide the training you need. Contact our training team to discuss how we can help. Tel: 0845 2235439 E-mail: firstaidtraining@muir-walker.coop |