Workshops

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To enable pre-registration students to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions and to use emergency life support techniques where appropriate.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• manage the first aid scene and decide on first aid priorities
• treat minor bleeding and minor burns
• deal with bites, stings, sprains and strains
• treat a choking casualty
• manage a casualty with severe bleeding or chest pain
• use emergency life support techniques (CPR) for adult resuscitation.

Aim

To address the link between law and ethics and how they apply to the practice of pharmacy in Northern Ireland.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• review the common and critical points of pharmacy law with particular attention to recent legislation
• demonstrate how the law is interpreted and applied in practice
• apply professional ethics to situations that you encounter in the workplace
• promote the concept of professional conduct.

Aim

To address the link between law and ethics and how they apply to the practice of pharmacy in Northern Ireland.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• review the common and critical points of pharmacy law with particular attention to recent legislation
• demonstrate how the law is interpreted and applied in practice
• apply professional ethics to situations that you encounter in the workplace
• promote the concept of professional conduct.

Aim

To address the link between law and ethics and how they apply to the practice of pharmacy in Northern Ireland.

Learning outcomes

Having completed this workshop you should be able to:

• review the common and critical points of pharmacy law with particular attention to recent legislation
• demonstrate how the law is interpreted and applied in practice
• apply professional ethics to situations that you encounter in the workplace
• promote the concept of professional conduct.