Realistic scenarios and hands-on practice make this Immediate Life Support course especially useful, with attendees applying theory to recognising deterioration, ABCDE assessment, CPR, airway management, defibrillation and team communication. They describe knowledgeable, patient trainers who simplify complex algorithms, use memorable acronyms and relevant examples, while encouraging questions and participation. Clear structure, sensible pacing and supportive delivery help learners leave more confident and ready to respond in clinical emergencies.
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Harder for non nursing staff like me. Often out of my comfort zone. Not always familiar with the terminology. Hard but still good.
Good communication
Im not going to lie, Yearly ILS is something I generally dread. However I found this trainer engaged me throughout and I really enjoyed the day as well as learning a lot. Thank you to James
Comments and feedback pertain to George Waore who was our trainer today.