Paediatric First Aid Dublin

Allergies and the use of an Epic pen are part of our 1 day First Aid courses
Next available date tomorrow!!!!
Would you know what to do?

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/pharmacist-praised-after-giving-lifesaving-epipen-to-girl-17-suffering-severe-nut-allergy-35109472.html

Pharmacist praised after giving life-saving Epi-pen to girl (17) suffering severe nut allergy A pharmacist has been praised after administrating two life-saving adrenaline injections on a seventeen-year old who was entering an anaphylactic shock on Grafton Street.

PLEASE READ THIS!! It might save a life

Don’t underestimate the effect that sudden immersion in cold water can have on your body. The shock can lead to drowning. Know what to do: bit.ly/29OhAWO

What a lucky coincidence that his opponent at the tennis match was fully trained in first aid.

'Only for Rob they'd have found a co**se' - Man who collapsed during tennis match praises... A Cork man took to the national airwaves on Friday to thank his friend for saving his life after he collapsed suddenly during a tennis match.

Happy new year to all our existing and new customers. We wish you the very best for 2016 and hope to see you again at one of our First Aid courses.
Www.firstaidforeveryone.ie

We have a great offer on the 22nd July - save yourself €80. So don't miss out and book your place asap.
For more information click here: http://www.firstaidforeveryone.ie/paediatric-first-aid-courses-dublin/parents-first-aid-1-day-course/

Parents. Need To Learn First Aid? Do you want to know how to do CPR if you had an emergency in your home?
First Aid For Everyone are running courses for parents and carers on the 22nd & 25th July. More details here: http://www.firstaidforeveryone.ie/paediatric-first-aid-courses-dublin/parents-first-aid-1-day-course/

Pretty scary

This four-year-old slipped out of her house and got a bus at 3am…to get a slushie

Girl wants what a girl wants.
http://www.thejournal.ie/four-year-old-on-bus-2019974-Mar2015

This four-year-old slipped out of her house and got a bus at 3am…to get a slushie Girl wants what a girl wants.

Having strong connections to Germany our thoughts go out to the families of the people on board yesterday's Germanwings air crash.
Our prayers are especially for the families of the 16 students and 2 teachers from a small town in Germany who lost their lives. What an unimaginable sad time for all people affected

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/jet-horror-in-the-alps-as-150-passengers-crew-die-in-crash-31093359.html

Jet horror in the Alps as 150 passengers, crew die in crash A German passenger jet has crashed in the French Alps with all 150 passengers and crew feared dead.

Our next available public First Aid courses will be held next week on Wednesday and Saturday 25th and 28th March.

These include:
3 hour Parents First Aid
1day Basic First Aid course
1day Paediatric First Aid course

To find out more click on the link or picture to pick a date that suits you.

http://firstaidforeveryone.ie/calendar-upcoming-first-aid-courses-dublin/

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"Good quality CPR and AED use is what saves lives, and there are so many teams of community first responders now, who are usually at the scene before the ambulance services.“ In fact, 122 lives were saved due to early CPR in the community.

Read the full story and make sure that you attend a First Aid course that teaches CPR and how to use an AED.

We run Irish Heart Foundation accredited Heartsaver CPR and AED. For more information please contact us.

http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/health-family/first-aid-best-chance-how-your-two-hours-could-save-someone-s-life-1.2132067

First aid, best chance: how your two hours could save someone’s life With up to 5,000 people dying from heart failure every year, more training and education is recommended

Warning as the number of reported cases of a... | MummyPages.ie The Department of Health advisory committee is hoping to prevent the spread of...

More teenagers than ever are being treated for sport-related concussion

Professor John Ryan, consultant in emergency medicine at St Vincent's Hospital, said: "I am starting to see concussion in GAA, camogie, hurling, basketball - sports we wouldn't have really seen that much in previous years," he said. He equated the rise with more awareness of concussion.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/education/schools/more-teenagers-than-ever-are-being-treated-for-sportrelated-concussion-31067348.html

More teenagers than ever are being treated for sport-related concussion Increasing numbers of teenagers suffering from chronic brain injuries linked to concussion are being seen at the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) as concerns grow over a lack of r