Congratulations to Ivor, Duncan, Mark, Alex and Luke on completing their EFRI in July 09
Want to be ready in an emergency? Then this program is for you! The EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM program covers basic training for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and AED and emergency care. In addition, itís a medically based program covering primary care, secondary care and treatments following national consensus guidelines.
The program is designed for divers and non divers, and also meets the CPR and first aid prerequisite for earning your PADI Rescue Diver rating.
So
if youíre seeking CPR/first aid training to meet a diving program requirement, for personal enhancement
or for first aid in the workplace, this program is for you.
This course runs over one full day. Now includes the Care for Children course as standard
Plus you will receive a Free EFR Barrier Key ring and Reference Guide with the programme worth £14.95
EFR Instructor Course £299.95 inc Course Materials (2 day Course)
Teach all 3 sections - Primary, Secondary and Child Care
Now an exiting requirement for all PADI newly qualified instructors - please note to enrol in this course you need to have an up to date EFR rating
Congratulations to Terry, Nicki and Mark on completing their EFRI in June 2009
A fabulous new product
The
RescuEAN pod is a lifesaving aid for the diver finding themselves in a situation
where an oxygen kit is unavailable, already being used or exhausted and it has
been designed for use with a dive accident patient whether conscious,
semi-conscious or unconscious. The pod is easily recognisable and is light and
compact enough to be carried always. It is simple to use as is connects directly
to the rescue diverís Nitrox cylinder low pressure hose once removed from a BCD
or dry suit. The launch price will be £89.95 saving £15 off the RRP.
Why men kiss men.
These and other questions like ëWhy am I in a portacabin on a rainy Thursday nightí and ë Is it legal to grope a woman, who voluntarily lay down on the floorí are all answered when you enrol on the PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) Course run by The Dive Crew.
As someone who has re-discovered diving in my 40ís, I have done some pretty strange things since meeting the Dive Crew. Let me confirm they are all legal, great fun and life affirming. The driest subject, is the EFR, but on reflection is probably the one course where you find yourself asking ë This can be used in so many situations ñ why have I not done this before?í
It is true however that I did kiss a man, albeit a dummy, when practising mouth to mouth. I did enter that portakabin, but we did agree that groping each other, was neither tasteful or appropriate.
Penny ran a great course, using examples, real stories and video to get across the important messages and techniques required to provide EFR to divers in distress. This PADI card confirms you can make a difference.
Overview of the Programme and what is included
Total Price: £129.95 includes Participants Manuals, Primary, Secondary and Care for Children, Quick Reference Guide, and a Free EFR Barrier Key ring (worth £7.95)
Time: 8.45am till 1.30 pm ñ 2.00pm till 6.30pm
The Emergency First Response Primary Car (CPR) teaches how to deal with life-threatening and non life-threatening emergencies. Here are some of the skills youíll learn in the Primary Care course
Rescue Breathing,
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Serious bleeding management, Shock management
Spinal injury management, Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Conscious chocking
In
the Secondary Care (first aid) course youíll learn illness and injury
assessment, bandaging and how to splint for dislocations and fractures.
In the Care for Children section ñ we will look at specific difference with regards CPR, Coking and illness assessment
All Courses use a combination of Knowledge Development, Skill Development and Scenario Practice to make sure you have the knowledge, understanding and confidence to use your skills if you ever need to do so.
The Emergency First Response course will count towards your Rescue course if you are a diver.
A Small final Exam on both Primary, Secondary and Child Care takes place at the end of the Day - this is simply multiple choice and by the end of the day will be straight forward as we will cover all the points in detail during the day
Notes
Please bring a Pack Lunch
You will be taking part in Skills development that involve working on the floor so please wear appropriate clothing
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