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Oxygen Therapy Administration

This comprehensive one-day training is designed to give participants the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to safety administer oxygen to casualties suffering from breathing difficulties or other medical emergencies.

Delegates learn how and when to administer oxygen to a casualty and the safety concerns with carrying, storing and administering it.

On completion of the training, successful participants will achieve a Level 3 Oxygen Therapy Administration certificate from an accredited training provider, which is valid for 3 years.

This training is suitable for :

  • Qualified first aiders
  • Emergency first aiders
  • Dental practitioners and dental care professionals
  • Nurses and healthcare professionals
  • Other staff working in an environment where oxygen is available for for emergency use

Training comprises interactive theory with hands-on practical sessions delivered by an instructor who provides a detailed course program.

Training can be delivered at your workplace or at our Wiltshire location, for groups of up to 12 people.

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Course Description

Latest guidelines and best practices

Benefits of oxygen therapy

Identify when oxygen use is required

Dangers and safety rules

Handling and storage of oxygen

Operational checks and administration

Patient assessments and care

Learning Objectives

Unerstand the principles and physiology of oxygen therapy

Demonstrate proficiency and confidence in using different oxygen delivery devices

Assess and monitor patients receving oxygen therapy

Recognise and manage potential complications

Enhance patient safety and outcomes through correct oxygen use

Can you please let Pete know that everyone who did the first aid training with him today has been so inspired by him and found the course very informative and engaging.

Louise Edwards

Business Support, Dignity Pet Crematorium

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