Culturally Competent First Aid: Navigating Sensitivities in Gender and Culture (1.5 CPD points)
Join us for a groundbreaking webinar that goes beyond traditional first aid training…Introducing culturally competent First Aid.
During this webinar 30 April at 10:00 BST our guest speaker Chris Lawrenson will share his knowledge and importance of culturally competent First Aid and the importance of being prepared for every scenario.
Chris has a wealth of experience within the UK, UAE and South Africa, including being part of the community development in Dubai Ambulance and a senior life support instructor. Chris will discuss the importance of Navigating Sensitivities in the first aid sector and how to focus on the end goal – saving lives.
In a world where emergencies can strike at any moment, being prepared is key. This session is tailored to empower you with skills that respect and integrate cultural nuances, ensuring effective and sensitive assistance in any emergency.
Attendance on this webinar will award you with a CPD certificate worth 1.5 points.
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