INFANT + CHILD FIRST AID | PAEDIATRIC EDUCATION

Empowering families through Infant + Child First Aid training and improving clinican confidence in caring for Paediatric patients through healthcare education
Infant + Child First Aid courses run by Paediatric Critical Care Nurses

Infant + Child First Aid courses delivered by Paediatric Critical Care Nurses.

We also offer Nationally Accredited First Aid courses for schools, business and the community.

Our combined experience in Paediatric education, family support and clinical expertise means we are not just first aid providers. We ensure you or your business/school/community group is provided with the highest level of knowledge when it comes to learning about kids and inevitable illness, injury and accidents.

Upcoming Infant+Child First Aid Courses

Kyneton|16th October | 12pm-3:30pm

Bendigo | 22nd October| 4pm-7:30pm

Bendigo| 23rd October | 12:30-4pm

Ballarat | 30th October | 1pm-4:30pm

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Paediatric healthcare education

PAEDS continues to offer healthcare courses in order to inspire, educate and promote current best practice when caring for children. Nursing staff leave with new skills and knowledge that allows them to feel comfortable in caring for paediatric patients, or manage them safely until external support arrives.

We can tailor a program to suit the learning needs of your staff and ensure that the content is relevant for place of practice. Programs suit a variety of learning styles.

Want to know more about our First Aid courses or services?

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It's sun smart week here at PAEDS first aid. With the warmer weather approaching, it is important to remember the 5 steps for sun safety. SLIP, SLOP, SLAP, SEEK, SLIDE. This is an astonishing figure! According to the most recent data provided by the National Institute on Health and welfare, the most common injury related deaths in children include road accidents - passenger or pedestrian, and accidental drownings. This warm sunny sunday has us thinking about summer being so close now!!!! And we are all desperate for some sun-shiney rays to dust out the past two years! "Who are you teaching to save kids lives today Mum? Is it the nurses or the Mums and Dads or some school kids", said Ollie (4) yesterday as I was getting ready to go and teach (for the record Megs and I were off to run some Paediatric education for nursing staff at a regional hospital- a side of the business we don't often share on here but will fill you in on another day :)) The beautiful, graceful, venomous red back.... These "closest" spiders get a bad name for themselves due to the thought that they cause necrotising arachnidism- which is a rare form of skin ulceration caused by the venom of spiders. Whilst many people have accounts of a bad reaction to a white tailed spider- blistering, ulcers and spreading of redness/ pain, this is actually uncommon! You will always hear the bad stories right? This week we chat spider bites!🕷🕷 Another beautiful marine creature that is unfortunately very attractive for kids to pick up!