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At Delta Emergency Support Training, we ensure that our students are fully prepared to handle emergencies with confidence. Through our Red Cross workbooks, teaching resources, study tips, and in-person classes for EMR and AFA, we provide the practical knowledge necessary to deal with fractures and other emergencies.
Read MoreMastering medical acronyms and terminology is essential for every Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professional. From understanding basic patient care concepts like ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) to advanced procedures and diagnoses, knowing the right terms can make all the difference in high-pressure situations. This guide highlights key acronyms and terms, alongside study aids and tips to help you quickly memorize and apply them in real-life emergency scenarios.
Read MoreDelta Emergency Support Training is excited to offer the "Comprehensive Guide for First Aid & CPR" as a free digital resource, empowering Canadians with the skills to handle emergencies confidently. This guide covers everything from CPR techniques to injury management and legal considerations, making it a vital tool for anyone looking to be better prepared in critical situations. Download your free copy today and help create a safer, more prepared community.
Read MoreThe "Canadian Red Cross: Emergency Care for Professional Responders" textbook is a must-have resource for those working in high-pressure environments like emergency medical services, firefighting, and law enforcement. Packed with in-depth medical content and real-world scenarios, this guide equips professionals with the advanced skills needed to handle critical emergencies effectively. Whether you're performing airway management or assessing trauma, this textbook ensures you're ready to respond with confidence in any situation.
Read MoreThe "Canadian Red Cross: Wilderness and Remote Field Guide" is a must-have resource for anyone venturing into the great outdoors. Designed for durability and quick reference, this waterproof and tear-resistant guide covers everything from first aid techniques to survival strategies. Compact and easy to use, it's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, professionals, and anyone responsible for safety in remote areas. Equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence to handle wilderness emergencies—get your copy today at Delta Emergency Support Training.
Read MoreMastering medical terminology is essential for first responders. Understanding common prefixes, suffixes, and roots will help you communicate more effectively, make informed decisions, and provide quicker, more effective care. In this guide, we break down essential medical terms that will boost your confidence on the job and improve patient outcomes.
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At Delta Emergency, we're thrilled to present our diverse collection of textbooks, each crafted to meet unique learning needs. Whether you're embarking on wilderness adventures, nurturing young minds as a babysitter, mastering life-saving techniques, or aiming to elevate your emergency care skills, our textbooks are here to empower and educate. The tactile pleasure of flipping through the pages of our physical copies enhances the learning experience, making each topic come to life. Dive into our range and unlock a wealth of knowledge today.
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