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Psychological First Aid

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Intended audience group 2

Front line registered and unregistered staff in all health (NHS, Community and Primary Care) and social care environments.  Secondary care including health improvement personnel, nursing, practitioners, pharmacists, link workers, patient engagement.  It also includes volunteers and personal assistants of care.  All care roles or public providing a care provision or working with people, families and communities.

Intended Audience Group
Topic
Personal Health
Aims and Objectives

Psychological First Aid (PFA) is the globally recommended training for supporting people during emergencies and offers guidance on delivering psychosocial care including the immediate aftermath of the emergency event.

On this course, you explore the psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and what you can do to help people cope – your patients, colleagues and yourself.

The course will teach you the key principles of giving psychological first aid in emergencies.

Location
BLMK
Frequency / Length
1 hour
Resource / Organisation
Public Health England, World Health Organisation, United Nations and partners.
Training delivered by:
Format
Webinar
Cost, Funded or Free
Free
Booking details