We are proud to annouce that now we offer Pediatric First Aid Training, CPR Training. Basic Pediatric first aid includes the assessment and treatment of common injuries and medical emergencies that may occur in infants and children, such as choking, burns, seizures, and allergic reactions. It also included strategies for preventing injuries and promoting safety in children.
What is Pediatric First Aid?
Basic Pediatric First Aid, CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), and AED (automated external defibrillator) training is special designed training to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to emergencies involving infants and children.
Basic Pediatric first aid, CPR, and AED training is essential training for parents, childcare providers, teachers, and anyone who works with or cares for infants and children. This training can help individuals to respond quick and effectively in emergencies, potentially saving lives and preventing further injury or harm.
Who should attend First Aid Training?
- Care givers
- First Aiders
- Parents
- Everyone in family or interested.
How we conduct Basic Pediatric First Aid Training?
- Fun and interactive Theory Session
- Hand on practical
- Simulation case study
- Activity base learning
- Theory & Practical Assessment.
Training Duration
- 1 full day or
- 2 full day
HRDF Claimable (HRDCorp Claimable Training)
This First Aid Training Course is Fully Claimable for You – Claimable under HRDF SBL Khas for HRDF Registered Company.
Terms & Conditions applied
Topics to be cover
- Important of First Aid Training
- Chain of Survival
- About Death
- Medical Emergencies
- Burn & Scald
- Fracture & Muscle injuries
- Airway Obstruction (Choking)
- Infant CPR
- Combination of CPR & AED
- Bleeding & Wound (Dressing & Bandaging)
- Simulation Assessment
Certificates Validity
3 years from training date.
Participants Group Size
5-25 participants
For more information, please contact us now, call us at 03-8052 5445 or WhatApp us now.
Learn about how to save choking baby with this video.