Bitesize eLearning Course: Fractures, Sprains, Strains, Dislocations
Bone and joint injuries are very common, and when they occur, many people are often confused about the type of injury as well as the correct first aid treatment.
Learn how to identify and manage first aid to a casualty suffering a sprain, strain or dislocation in this interactive online course.
This is a non-accredited course
Fractures, Sprains & Strains Course
This course features videos, quizzes and interactive learning. Either complete this course in one session or complete one topic at a time, your eLearning progress will be saved as you go.
- Fully online
- Closed captioned
- Non accredited bitesize learning
- Mobile friendly
Easily completed within 1 hour.
Participants will receive a St John Certificate of Completion.
Who should do this course?
This course is designed for anyone wanting to learn how to manage and treat fractures, sprains, strains or dislocations. This course is ideal for those who are involved in exercise, gyms, sporting or community groups where these types of injuries can commonly occur such as teachers, trainers, coaches or parents.
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