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ALS & ILS: Advanced and Immediate Life Support.

Immediate Life Support (ILS) is a one-day course for ward nurses, GPs and allied health professionals who need to recognise and respond to deteriorating patients and cardiac arrest, without routinely leading the resuscitation attempt. We also arrange Advanced Life Support (ALS) for clinical teams who lead resuscitation, get in touch to discuss availability and pricing.

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ILS: 1-day course 1-year certificate Clinical audience Delivered at your hospital, clinic or premises

Who this course is for

ILS is designed for ward nurses, GPs, allied health professionals and community-based clinicians who need to recognise and respond to deteriorating patients and cardiac arrest, but don't routinely lead resuscitation attempts. ALS is the fuller qualification for staff who do lead resuscitation, we can advise on which fits your team.

Best for: ward nurses, GPs, allied health professionals and community-based clinical teams.

What ILS covers

  • ABCDE patient assessment
  • Basic airway management
  • CPR and defibrillation
  • AED use
  • Recognising deterioration
  • Team roles in cardiac arrest

Format

ILS runs as a one-day course, delivered at your hospital, clinic or premises. Certificates are valid for 1 year, reflecting the need to keep clinical resuscitation skills current.

Not sure if you need ILS or ALS?

If your role involves recognising and starting resuscitation without leading the wider clinical team, ILS is usually the right fit. If you need to lead resuscitation attempts, ask us about Advanced Life Support (ALS), we'll give you an honest answer either way.

Common questions about ALS & ILS

Who is ILS training for?

Ward nurses, GPs, allied health professionals and community-based clinicians who need to recognise and respond to deteriorating patients and cardiac arrest, but who don't routinely lead resuscitation attempts.

What's the difference between ILS and ALS?

ILS is for healthcare staff who need to recognise deterioration and start effective resuscitation, without leading the wider team. ALS is the fuller qualification for staff who lead resuscitation attempts. We can advise on which one fits your role, get in touch to discuss ALS availability and pricing.

How long is the ILS course and how long does the certificate last?

ILS is a one-day course. The certificate is valid for 1 year.

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Tell us your team, role mix and site, and we'll come back with dates and pricing within 1 working day.

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