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First Aid Training Consultants for London & Home Counties |
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Alan Whitlock has been writing first aid books since 1992, soon after the development work he completed as a joint project for the St John Ambulance and the Health & Safety Executive in the U.K.*
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WHY CHOOSE ALAN’S BOOKS Alan’s skill area is in being able to deliver information in a simple easy-to-understand manner by use of analogies and the readers imagination. Currently over 600 first aid training organisations, ambulance services and colleges approved by the H.S.E., and thousands of individuals world-wide have or are still using his books.
If you read his books and imagine you know absolutely nothing about first aid, you will see how his skill shines. Alan connects with the reader on a very basic level making learning first aid so simple and enjoyable for everybody.
Alan’s style stimulates both the readers imagination and links that imagination to logic. For example, most people can relate to a ‘puncture’ and ‘mending a puncture’ and can have this image in their mind. He links this analogy to control of bleeding and thus creates an image whereby the reader learns and more importantly remembers.
* The Health and Safety Executive in the United Kingdom commissioned the St. John Ambulance to write a First Aid at Work manual prior to when the NVQ system was about to be introduced. Alan was asked to develop and write this manual and FIRST AID EXPLAINED is a descendant of that original publication. Up to now Alan has produced five book(lets) in response to demand in both content and cost. His latest one, for paediatric first aid, was published in late August 2004 and is used nationwide on the now well publicised 12-hour paediatric first aid course. Alan's background in training started in the '80s where he was responsible for developing training courses for the cabin service section of British Airways. |