AED Trainers

Monitors

Manikins

Trauma

Simulation

Diagnostic

Manual Handling 

AED Training

Units

AEDs/Defibs

& Patient Monitors

Manikins, including

our specialist

ALS models

Trauma

equipment

Simulation

models &

equipment

Diagnostic

equipment

Manual Handling

equipment

This AED Trainer is designed to allow participants experience using the Medtronic CR Plus AED.

It is fully programmed with a number of clinical scenarios, including both shockable and non-shockable rhythms.

Additionally, instructors can use the remote control to amend the current scenario in response to students' actions and the appropriate patient response.

The trainer also features a range of "errors", which replicate the problems that students might encounter in "real life" when using a live AED.

We have four of these units for use on our training courses and sessions.

This AED Trainer is designed to allow participants experience using the Medtronic LifePak 500 AED.

It is fully programmed with a number of clinical scenarios, including both shockable and non-shockable rhythms.

Additionally, instructors can use the remote control to amend the current scenario in response to students' actions and the appropriate patient response.

The trainer also features a range of "errors", which replicate the problems that students might encounter in "real life" when using a live AED.

We have three of these units for use on our training courses and sessions.

This AED Trainer is designed to allow participants experience using the Philips Range of AEDs.

It is fully programmed with a number of clinical scenarios, including both shockable and non-shockable rhythms.

Additionally, instructors can use the remote control to amend the current scenario in response to students' actions and the appropriate patient response.

The trainer also features a range of "errors", which replicate the problems that students might encounter in "real life" when using a live AED.

We have two of these units for use on our training courses and sessions.

This generic AED Trainer is designed to allow participants experience using an AED.

It is fully programmed with a number of clinical scenarios, including both shockable and non-shockable rhythms.

Additionally, instructors can use the remote control to amend the current scenario in response to students' actions and the appropriate patient response.

The trainer also features a range of "errors", which replicate the problems that students might encounter in "real life" when using a live AED.

We have eight of these units available for use on our training courses and sessions.

These excellent simulation devices allow students to act as patients, while simulated readings are displayed on the monitor, giving greater realism to the training scenairos.

Some of the key features/attributes of these devices include:

These fully functional Defibrillator/Monitors are used to practice patient monitoring and defibrillation. Functionality includes:

These excellent simulation devices allow students to act as patients, while simulated readings are displayed on the monitor, giving greater realism to the training scenarios.

Some of the key features/attributes of these devices include:

With SpO2 monitoring now available to all clinical levels from EFR (Emergency First Responder) upwards, it is vital that participants on courses/training sessions get to practice this skill.

In addition to being able to avail of the SpO2 functionality on both the LifePak 15 and iSimulate units, we also have Finger SpO2 monitors.

These simple-to-use and effective devices allow participants to measure both the Pulse and Oxygen Saturation of patients.

These fully functional Defibrillator/Monitors are used to practice patient monitoring.

Functionality includes:

We have a range of ECG Rhythm Generators.

The range is designed to allow multiple rhythms be practiced, including those applicable at the following levels:

The range also includes Infant specific rhythms, which ensures that our paediatric training is accurate and as "real" as possible.

These units are designed to be connected to our monitors to allow varying rhythms be displayed on screen and printed out.

They can also be connected to some of our manikins, to allow for additional realism when practicing patient monitoring.

These basic adult torso manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on adult patients.

These basic adult torso manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on adult patients.

They also feature a light system which gives a greater level of detail on the effectiveness of CPR, including:

 QCPR Adult, with

 Larry Airway Head

These adult full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on adult patients.

They also feature a SkillGuide attachment which gives a greater level of detail on the effectiveness of CPR, including:

Pulses can be generated to allow practitioners practice the technique of locating and assessing a carotid pulse.

Additionally, we have converted our QCPR Adult manikins to include the "Larry Airway Head". This means that the manikin is now capable of accepting both basic and advanced airway adjuncts. These include:

With the above expanded functionality, when coupled with one of our iSimulates in Manual Defibrillation Mode, these manikins add to our existing range of ALS-capable manikins.

 SimMan Adult, with

 SimPad

These manikins are multi-functional and create a truly immersive practical experience. With the ability to facilitate practice of everything from the most basic resuscitation skills right up to the most advanced techniques, including full intubation, IV/IO Access and live defibrillation.

We also have the SimPads for the manikins, allowing greater scenario flexibility by allowing the instructor/facilitator to have greater immediate control over the manikin.

The range of features on these manikins include:

 Larry Airway Head

The "Larry Airway Head" is an airway management trainer that allows students to practice the establishment and maintenance of a patent airway in a patient. This includes the insertion of both basic and advanced airway adjuncts.

These include:

The airway of the manikin can also be adapted using integrated pumps to increase the difficulty of airway placement, allowing practice at the concept of the "Difficult Airway".

The manikin also features a stomach bag/bladder, which provides feedback to the instructor and student on over-inflation.

Due to the manikin featuring individual lungs and stomach bag, the correct placement of ET Tubes can be established with a higher degree of accuracy.

 Airway Management

 Trainer

This airway management trainer allows students to practice the establishment and maintenance of a patent airway in a patient. This includes the insertion of both basic and advanced airway adjuncts.

These include:

The teeth of the manikin are designed to "click" when pressure is applied, to replicate the effect of damaging a patient's teeth during intubation. This feedback ensures that students are mindful of the dangers posed to patients.

The manikin also features a stomach bag/bladder, which provides feedback to the instructor and student on over-inflation.

Due to the manikin featuring individual lungs and stomach bag, the correct placement of ET Tubes can be established with a higher degree of accuracy.

These basic child torso manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on child patients.

 Resusci Junior, with

 SkillGuide

These child full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on child patients.

They also feature a SkillGuide attachment which gives a greater level of detail on the effectiveness of CPR, including:

Pulses can be generated to allow practitioners practice the technique of locating and assessing a carotid pulse.

 SimJunior, with

 SimPad

A realistic, full-body simulator for paediatric emergencies, SimJunior represents a 6 year old boy that simulates a wide range of conditions from a healthy, talking child to an unresponsive, critical patient with no vital signs.

SimJunior allows students to focus on a broad range of paediatric skills in order to gain exposure and practical experience of life-threatening paediatric problems.

We also have the SimPad for the manikin, allowing greater scenario flexibility by allowing the instructor/facilitator to have greater immediate control over the manikin.

The range of features on this manikin includes:

These basic infant full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on infant patients.

Additionally, they feature a "choking" function, which allows participants to practice the manoeuvres involved in removing the obstruction during a Foreign Body Obstructed Airway situation.

These basic infant full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on infant patients during the first four weeks after birth.

 QCPR Infant, with 

 Skillguide

These infant full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on infant patients.

They also feature a SkillGuide attachment which gives a greater level of detail on the effectiveness of CPR, including:

Pulses can be generated to allow practitioners practice the technique of locating and assessing a brachial pulse.

 ALS Infant, with

 Rhythm Generator

These advanced infant full-body manikins are used for resuscitation practice and courses, particularly for CPR/AED training and ACLS/ALS training.

They allow participants to become proficient in the effective delivery of both breaths and compressions on infant patients.

They also feature a Rhythm Simulator attachment which allows the manikin be connected to a monitor/defibrillator.

The manikin is then capable of displaying a wide variety of ECG Rhythms.

Pulses can be generated to allow practitioners practice the technique of locating and assessing a brachial pulse.

The manikin also features an Intraosseous Training Leg, which is designed to allow students practice the siting and establishment of IO

Access in an infant patient.

The realism of the model allows for appropriate skills to be developed for "in the field" application.

 Infant Airway

 Management

 Trainer

This infant airway management trainer allows students to practice the techniques invovled in the establishment and maintenance of a patent airway in an infant patient.

This includes the insertion of both basic and advanced airway adjuncts. 

The manikin also features a stomach bag/bladder, which provides 

feedback to the instructor and student on over-inflation.

Due to the manikin featuring individual lungs and stomach bag, the correct placement of ET Tubes can be established with a higher degree of accuracy.

The control of life threatening external bleeding is of critical importance.

One the most effective and simple methods of controlling such bleeding in extremities is the use of tourniquets. 

 Airway Management

 / Response Kit

We have a number of airway management kits for use on our training courses/sessions.

These kits include the following items:

We have a number of Entonox^® delivery kits for use on our training

courses/sessions.

These kits include the following items:

Our range of splints are designed to allow students practice the immobilisation of fractures and soft tissue injuries.

The range includes:

We have splints that cater for multiple casualty sizes and for multiple body areas.

The use of these extrication devices are a complex and detailed procedure.

We have a selection of boards available so that students can practice in a variety of situations.

We combine these boards with two types of strap systems (Speed Clips and Spider Straps) so that students are prepared for the equipment available to them upon qualification.

When dealing with patients who have fractured bones, it is vital that all unnecessary movement is eliminated.

One of the most effective ways to do this is to use an orthopedic stretcher.

In order to ensure that participants are suitably trained to use this equipment, we have a range of stretchers which are maintained to the highest standards.

Cervical collars and their application is a specific skill and requires ample practice to be able to carry out efficiently, effectively and safely.

We have a range of collars from different manufacturers so that our students can gain competence for field work.

In order to gain the best training with our boards/stretchers, we ensure that we have a selection of straps that complement our other equipment.

These include:

The application of a traction splint is a detailed and exacting process.

As a result, it needs to be given appropriate time and equipment to ensure that it can be done safely and effectively.

We have recently replaced our traction splints to ensure that the equipment is fully functional and reflects the types currently in use.

 Vest Extrication

 Device

We have a selection of Vest Extrication Devices in our Training Department.

This allows our students to practice the application and use of these multi-functional extrication devices. 

We have a range of different thermometers available for use on our training courses.

These include:

We have recently upgraded our Blood Glucose Monitors to ensure that our students get the opportunity to practice this vital skill with reliable and accurate equipment.

With SpO2 monitoring now available to all clinical levels from EFR (Emergency First Responder) upwards, it is vital that participants on course/training sessions get to practice this skill.

In addition to being able to avail of the SpO2 functionality on both the LifePak 15 and iSimulate units, we also have Finger SpO2 monitors.

These simple-to-use and effective devices allow participants to measure both the Pulse and Oxygen Saturation of patients.

These fully-functional Defibrillator/Monitors are used to practice patient monitoring and defibrillation. Functionality includes:

In addition to issuing each of our EMT students with their own BP Cuff, we also have a selection of training cuffs available for our courses.

The skill of blood pressure reading is of vital importance in patient diagnosis and monitoring, as well as a required skill in order to be able to safely administer certain medications. 

In addition to issuing each of our EMT students with their own stethoscope, we also have a selection of training stethoscopes available for our courses.

These items can be used for chest auscultation, abdomen/bowel auscultation, breath sounds, heart sounds and for obtaining blood pressure readings by auscultation.

 Peak Expiratory Flow

Measuring Devices

These devices are used to determine a patient's Peak Expiratory Flow.

We have a range of sizes available to cater for adult and paediatric patients. 

These excellent simulation devices allow students to act as patients, while simulated readings are displayed on the monitor, giving greater realism to the training scenarios.

Some of the key features/attributes of these devices include:

These manikins are multi-functional and create a truly immersive practical experience. With the ability to facilitate practice of everything from the most basic resuscitation skills right up to the most advanced techniques, including full intubation, IV/IO Access and live defibrillation.

We also have the SimPads for the manikins, allowing greater scenario flexibility by allowing the instructor/facilitator to have greater immediate control over the manikin.

The range of features on these manikins include:

A realistic, full-body simulator for paediatric emergencies, SimJunior represents a 6 year old boy that simulates a wide range of conditions from a healthy, talking child to an unresponsive, critical patient with no vital signs.

SimJunior allows students to focus on a broad range of paediatric skills in order to gain exposure and practical experience of life-threatening paediatric problems.

We also have the SimPad for the manikin, allowing greater scenario flexibility by allowing the instructor/facilitator to have greater immediate control over the manikin.

The range of features on this manikin includes:

The whole area of Obstetrics is a complicated and in-depth topic.

In order to facilitate appropriate practice of the stages of childbirth, our manikin has interchangeable, anatomically-correct dilation simulators.

This allows our students to gain a greater understanding of the stages that a delivering mother progresses through.

The manikin also features a simulated placenta and a neonate model, including an umbilical cord.

We couple this model with Maternity Kits, which ensures that our students get to practice delivery of a baby using the equipment that will generally be available to them on an ambulance.

When it comes to medication administration, it is of utmost importance for current and future practitioners to be able to practice the safe and effective delivery of medications.

Given the highly specialised nature of IV (Intra-Venous) Injections, we ensure that our students are given ample opportunities to practice getting this skill right.

Our IV Injection trainer models are Full-Arm models, allowing multiple sites to be practiced.

These models feature:

We chose the models that we use to ensure suitability for our students and to make sure that they can be suitability cleaned between uses.

We couple these models with a variety of medications, syringes, needles, preparation swabs and sharps disposal containers.

When it comes to medication administration, it is of utmost importance for current and future practitioners to be able to practice the safe and effective delivery of medications.

Given the highly specialised nature of IM (Intra-Muscular) Injections, we ensure that our students are given ample opportunities to practice getting this skill right.

Our IM Injection trainer models can be worn by students, so that injections are practiced in situ, as opposed to simply being practiced on table top models or on oranges.

These models feature:

We chose the models that we use to ensure suitability for our students and to make sure that they can be suitability cleaned between uses.

We couple these models with a variety of medications, syringes, needles, preparation swabs and sharps disposal containers.

Our Infant Intraosseous Training Legs are designed to allow students practice the siting and establishment of IO Access in an infant patient.

The realism of the model allows for appropriate skills to be developed for "in the field" application.

The pad where the IO Access is established can be replaced, which ensures that students can get a fresh "patient" on each course, preventing the issue of students just skipping the landmarking process and just "going straight for the previous mark".

We couple these models with a variety of medications, syringes, needles, preparation swabs and sharps disposal containers.

We have two primary types of lateral transfer board that we use during training courses/sessions.

These boards are designed to be bridges between two surfaces and are low friction barriers between the patient and the surface that they are on/going to be on.

These boards represent the most common styles in use, as well as covering a range of patient weights.

Students get to see the difference between standard and bariatric versions of the boards.

We have two types of lateral transfer board that we use during training courses/sessions.

These slides are designed to be low friction barriers between the patient and the surface that they are on/going to be on.

Students get to see the difference between manoeuvres carried out with the slides and ones carried out without the slides.

We stock a large selection of slide sheets for use during training courses/sessions.

These sheets are designed to be low friction barriers between the patient and the surface that they are on/going to be on.

This greatly reduces the risk of injury to the person carrying out the manual handling, by decreasing the effort required to carry out the manoeuvre.

We have a selection of Handling Belts, including a number of different sizes.

These belts are designed to be adjustable, so that each belt can cater for a large range of body shapes and weights.

The inside of the belt is designed to be a high friction surface, ensuring that the risk of the belt slipping on the patient is greatly reduced, if not totally eliminated.

The belt features grab handles, which allows the person carrying out the manoeuvres to maintain a firm palmer grip.

As part of our Patient Handling/Moving People courses, we cover the use of Patient Hoists.

In order to facilitate this training, we have a patient hoist that allows students to practice the general procedures involved in moving a patient using a hoist.

When it comes to Manual Handling and Patient Handling training, it is vital that students understand the importance of a healthy spinal column and what can go wrong if proper back health is not maintained.

We use our spinal column model to show the variances in spinal vertebra anatomy by comparing the different sections of the spine.

The model also shows a prolapsed disc ("Slipped Disc"), so that students can see the difference between a healthy, functional disc and one that has prolapsed.