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Informative and educational
Didnt know about ratio of people to a first aider.Informative and educational
Using my brain for 1st time in a while
A good beginning to getting me to think about dialogue and work related thinking and practices.
Good course really useful to understand
Really useful course to fully understand the first aid requirements for your business, covers all the first aid requirements fully. The section on RIDDOR is especially useful to understand what the requirements are and what time frame the reporting has to be completed in. This course is recommended by me.
Information clear and precise
This user gave this course a rating of 3/5 stars
Good knowledge and awareness
Provided clear knowledge and what is required.Really worth doing..I learnt a lot from tbis.
ok
it is aimed at first aid managers and not first aiders
Informative course
Very informative. A good training course.
Comprehensive and clear summary
Good format …. key points all clear & well covered.
Question 15 is wrong.
All emergency first aiders are trained to treat anaphylaxis – this is an outdated question. Similarly one question asked is if the First Aid Appointed person should administer first aid in an EMERGENCY – the answer was no. Well this is wrong too. We are all taught to do something rather than nothing! Although England does not have the Good Samaritan Law as other European countries do have an unappointed first aider can attempt to give CPR in an emergency. In fact people have been commended for their actions for attempting to help. This is a cruel questions and one you should adjust or omit.
Easy to follow and good descriptions
We enjoy the iHASCO courses as they are well delivered, thorough and have different media to help support the message being conveyed. There is often extra info which is well worth looking at too.