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Bad CPR techniques weren’t identified or corrected. Defib not checked and demonstrated in full. Hoist not charged and therefore not demonstrated
Ranjith was very enthusiastic and positive. The practical component of the course/mannequins were very helpful for training. Venue however could use improvement.
Great trainer although she was let down by the quality of equipment
Lots of failed equipment and way too many people on the course.
Just a refresher which is what I required
it would have been good to practice writing a MAR chart for those new to medication adminstration. as a refresher this is good.
The course is NOT very appropriate for IT Manager in Private Clinic, but my line Manager insisted I had to do the course
Good session but a bit longer than I feel was needed
I have given this training 3 stars. The trainer was clearly very knowledgeable and experienced, and I appreciated the effort made to involve participants through questions during the session. However, I felt the training was quite information-heavy and largely lecture-based, which made it difficult to maintain engagement throughout. I feel the session would have been more effective with a greater balance between theory and practical application. One possible improvement could be to provide some of the theoretical content in advance as pre-course reading or e-learning. This would allow more classroom time to be dedicated to practical exercises, discussion, scenario-based learning, and skill development. In particular, for skills such as CPR, I believe it would be beneficial for the trainer to observe each participant demonstrating competence and formally sign them off. This would help ensure learning is embedded and provide greater confidence that staff can apply the skills correctly in a real-life emergency. During the practical CPR session, I found myself encouraging and supporting a younger carer who had become disengaged, wanted to leave, and did not appear to fully appreciate the importance of practising these potentially life-saving skills. This reinforced for me the value of having more hands-on practice and individual observation, as practical engagement can help learners better understand the relevance and importance of the training. Overall, I valued the trainer's expertise and the information provided. I believe that increasing the practical element of the course would make the training more engaging, memorable, and effective for participants.