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With BRONCHIOLITIS season upon us, now is the time to familiarise yourself with the signs and symptoms.  Q. Your baby has a mild fever, has gone off their feeds and appears to be sucking in their chest with each breath, what should you do?

For the answer and further information please visit:

http://www.kidzaid.com.au/bronchiolitis/

KidzAid Australia are a team of healthcare professionals from various medical disciplines. This includes, critical care nurses from Emergency Departments and paediatric nurses with a wealth of expertise and knowledge in dealing with sick children.

Complimenting the team, on board we have dedicated Paramedics and General Practitioners whom have worked in a variety of different countries around the world. Our Intensive Care Paramedics come from world-class Ambulance services and our doctors have treated sick children in state of the art facilities. Collectively as a team, our instructors have a wealth of knowledge, first hand experience and are 100% dedicated to educating the community in life saving paediatric skills.

Why? Each year approximately 260 Australian children (aged 0-14 years) are killed and 58,000 hospitalised by unintentional injuries.

Our mission at KidzAid Australia is to reduce this number and educate as many people as possible in paediatric first aid and the life saving skill of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). KidzAid training sessions will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to be able to confidently recognise and manage a seriously ill or injured baby and child. Knowledge is power and through education and training, we can make a difference. 

Who? Parents, expecting parents, grandparents, child care providers; pretty much anyone directly responsible for the care and safety of children. 

Location? Host a private session in the comfort of your own home, playgroup, school, with family and friends, or alternatively KidzAid will arrange an appropriate venue. KidzAid will happily come to you, day, night, weekday or weekends, whatever suits your needs. If you are unable to arrange a group booking, that’s okay, KidzAid hold regular sessions at Community Centres and other public venues around Australia.

Which course? Our popular workshops in baby first aid and child first aid have been specifically designed for parents, expecting parents, grandparents and child care providers. The course content covers all the VITAL topics that we see and treat in the Emergency Department. Our dynamic team of health professionals, including Emergency nurses and Paramedics, have developed this hands on, interactive workshop and cannot stress enough, how vital it is for every parent to learn these life saving skills.

Registered Training Organisation (RTO): KidzAid are now offering Nationally Recognised Training courses with a paediatric focus.  Along with our popular non-accredited paediatric short courses, KidzAid offer an array of nationally certified courses for parents, teachers and child-care workers.

KidzAid Australia are working in a training partnership with APL Group P/L, a Registered Training Organisation (RTO No. 3586).