What Does the ILS Course Cover?
The Intermediate Life Support (ILS) course trains healthcare professionals to manage adult and paediatric emergencies with confidence. It covers the ABCDE assessment to identify patient deterioration, the safe use of AEDs, and effective airway management.
Participants also learn high-quality chest compressions, ventilation techniques, and emergency drug administration. A strong focus on teamwork and communication prepares learners to lead and respond effectively in critical situations. By the end of the course, participants are equipped to deliver fast, evidence-based care that can save lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Immediate Life Support (ILS) course, approved by the RCUK, is for professionals who are not ILS trained. The course is designed to provide healthcare providers with the necessary skills and knowledge required to provide immediate care to patients in emergency situations.
Our Immediate Life Support courses are designed for healthcare providers who are not advanced care practitioners, including Nurses, Paramedics, and other healthcare professionals. The course is also suitable for medical students who wish to improve their clinical skills and knowledge.
An ILS certification provides healthcare providers with the necessary skills and knowledge to provide immediate care to patients in emergency situations. It also enhances their clinical skills and improves patient outcomes.
An ILS certification is valid for one year. Healthcare providers must complete a refresher course before the certification expiry date to maintain their certification.
Assessment for ILS courses is through continuous assessment. Participants must achieve the learning outcomes inline with RCUK guidance.
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Phone: 0333 0122 999
Email: info@rcmstraining.co.uk
86 Forest Walk
Buckley, Flintshire
CH7 3AR