Concise First Aid Made Easy Book

Name: Concise First Aid Made Easy Book
SKU: PU1017
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Format	A5
Theme	First Aid

Description

What This Book Is About

The Concise First Aid Made Easy Book is a clear and practical first aid guide designed to support both Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) and First Aid at Work (FAW) training. It covers all required learning outcomes for the First Aid at Work qualification, while using a unique colour-coded layout to clearly identify which topics apply to EFAW and FAW courses. This makes it an ideal learning and reference resource across both training contexts.

Who Wrote It & Who It’s For

This book is written by Nigel Barraclough, founder of Qualsafe, an experienced paramedic, and one of the UK’s leading first aid authors. It is suitable for learners, trainers, and training providers delivering EFAW and FAW courses, as well as for organisations looking for a compact, easy-to-navigate first aid manual for workplace use.

What This Book Covers

Primary and secondary surveys
CPR and resuscitation
AED usage
Recovery position
Choking (adult, child, and baby)
Bleeding, shock, and wound care
Burns, broken bones, and chest injuries
Heart attack and stroke
Asthma, anaphylaxis, diabetes, and seizures
Head injuries, spinal injuries, and unconsciousness
Smoke inhalation and poisoning
Tourniquets and wound packing

The book uses enhanced visual design, real-life images, and diagrams to simplify learning and improve information retention.

Book Specifications

Edition: 13 (RCUK 2025 updates)
Format: A5

Compliance & Guidance

This book complies with Resuscitation Council UK, European Resuscitation Council, and European First Aid Guidelines. It follows evidence-based treatment recommendations from the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and has been reviewed and supported by a panel of experts in emergency medical care, including the Vice President of the Resuscitation Council UK, a trauma care surgeon, and leading paramedics.