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Course in Disability First Aid

11270NAT

Essential Skills Training and Recruitment in NSW offers Course in Disability First Aid (11270NAT), a nationally recognised — qualification.

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Essential Skills Training and Recruitment offers Course in Disability First Aid in NSW.

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About this course

Here is what the Course in Disability First Aid qualification offered by Essential Skills Training and Recruitment covers and who it is designed for.

This course is an extension of HLTAID011 Provide first aid. It equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to modify their approach if required to provide effective first aid to a person with a disability affecting their body systems and/or mobility, e.g. a person who is in a bed or wheelchair.

In many instances the response to be provided to a person with a disability is the same as that provided to able-bodied persons, such as in the case of anaphylaxis or allergic reaction, for example. However, some first aid situations require the application of modified first response techniques, for example, responding to a person who is in a bed or wheelchair who is seizing or choking.

This course provides skills and knowledge to apply modified techniques where the first aid response differs between able-bodied and a person with a disability. In addition, it includes the ability to recognise and report that a patient may be severely depressed or suicidal.