“This manual provides advice for both the Basic and Intermediate awards. It includes sections on FPOS and the Ambulance Service patient assessment airways and breathing moving and handling patients and much more.

15 x 21cm
13 sections.”

“This is a hands-on practical aid to the management of major incidents.

Concentrating on the essential elements of the management of major incidents it provides easily followed information including first actions METHANE report scene command and control communication triage treatment and transport.

Produced on loose-leaf waterproof pages there are 16 separate action cards that can be handed out to key ambulance or medical personel at the scene there is also a replaceable incident log.

A valuable aid for all health emergency workers that is easy to use even in the most difficult situations. A5.”

First Aid Manual 9th edition

“Clear step-by-step instructions
Durable laminated construction with full colour illustrations
A2
59 x 42cm.”

“Clear step-by-step instructions
Durable laminated construction with full colour illustrations
A2
59 x 42cm.”

“An instant reference guide prepared by the experts on First Aid – St. John Ambulance.

Step-by-step guidance supported by colourful illustrations makes the guide equally useful for both the novice as well as for the professionally trained. Encapsulated in plastic with concertina folds.

165 x 100mm (closed).
510 x 100mm (open).”

This is the 4th edition of HSE’s most popular guidance book. It is easy to use and will help prevent workplace accidents and ill health and comply with the law. This edition has been expanded to include extra chapters on slips and trips work at height stress and special groups-young people the disabled non-English speakers and much more.

“Clear step-by-step instructions for dealing with the resuscitation of children
Features updated protocols
Ideal for first aiders and non-first aiders alike
Durable laminated construction with full colour illustrations
A2
59 x 42cm.”

“Sets out a sequential framework of distinct stages in carrying out assessment of all workplace health and safety matters in accordance with HSE guidelines.

A4. 46 pages.”

“Colouful Visually dynamic training aid.
This chart is useful for everyone interested in the fascinating working of the human body.
Durable laminated surface for easy care.
51 x 66cm”

“General – Awarded to students who have completed any Young first aider course undertaken by schools and youth clubs.

All certificates are A5 size double-sided and supplied in packs of 20
The following groups of people can issue Young first aider certificates:

St John Ambulance Schools Team Members
Teachers with first aid knowledge
Higher level teaching assistants with first aid knowledge
Youth leaders with first aid knowledge
First aid trainers who must not make a profit from it or assert that they are in any way affiliated with St John Ambulance.”

“The Young first aider pack contains all the necessary products required to successfully run Young first aider courses. It has been developed by the Training and Youth departments of St John Ambulance and is designed for use in schools pupil referral units youth clubs etc.

The teacher guide comes complete with guidance on how to use and deliver the course; as well as lesson plans and differentiated worksheets covering 25 topics that are clear links to the national Curriculum; however you may like to create a bespoke course for the young people you are training.

The following groups of people can teach Young first aider courses:

Teachers with first aid knowledge
Higher level tecahing assistants with first aid knowledge
All levels of registered first aid trainers

Contents:

Teachers guide – 2011
DVD
CD-Rom
Scenario Cards
Case Study Cards
Posters (P51005)
Certificates (P51006)
Student Notes
Replacement products are also available to buy separately once the pack has been purchased”

“Contents:

Lacerated throat wound
Scald on ankle
Long deep scull fracture
Lacerated finger
Frost bite to toes
Face burns
Simple scratch
Fracture to 2 ribs
Boils (4)
Crushed toe
Atomic flesh burn
Damage to eyes
Simple fracture (small)
Shotgun wound
Varicose vein (large)
Mouth frothing capsules (12)
Imitation liquid blood (wet)
Gum (not shown).”