Courses

Basic Life Support (New)

Target Group

All health care professionals and staff working within health care environments

Training Methods

Blended learning
Classroom learning

Course Outline

High-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants
The AHA Chain of Survival, specifically the BLS components
Important early use of an AED
Effective ventilations using a barrier device
Importance of teams in multirescuer resuscitation and performance as an effective team member during multirescuer CPR
Relief of foreign-body airway obstruction (choking) for adults and infants

(AHA website )

Group size

x6 course attendees to x1 instructor

Duration

Blended learning = approx 2 hours
Classroom learning = approx. 5 hours

CPD

6 points

First Aid Level 1

Target Group

· Individuals,

· Employees, Companies

· Tour Guides, Security staff,

· Teachers, Scholars,

· Life guards etc.

Course Outline

1. Emergency Scene Management
2. The Primary Survey
3. Management of Shock
4. Medical Casualty

· Adult, Child and Infant CPR

· Choking management for Adults, Children and infants.

· Shock management

· Breathing Emergencies

· Heart Attack

· Stroke

· Epilepsy

5. Trauma Casualty

· Bleeding

· Wounds

· Burn Wounds

· Fractures

· Head and Spinal Injuries

Duration

· Training: 16 hours

· Evaluation: 2 hours

· Total: 18 hours (over 2 days)

· Certificate of Competence issued, valid for 3 years.

Assessment

· Training: 50% Theory & 50% Practical

· Evaluation: 30% Theory & 70% Practical

· Competency in CPR is compulsory

First Aid Level 2

Target Group

· Individuals,

· Employees, Companies

· Tour Guides, Security staff,

· Teachers, Scholars,

· Life guards etc.

Course Outline

1. Emergency Scene Management
2. The Primary Survey
3. Management of Shock
4. Medical Casualty

· Adult, Child and Infant CPR

· Choking management for Adults, Children and infants.

· Shock management

· Breathing Emergencies

· Heart Attack

· Stroke

· Epilepsy

5. Trauma Casualty

· Bleeding

· Wounds

· Burn Wounds

· Fractures

· Head and Spinal Injuries

· Rescue carry methods

Duration

· Training: 30 hours/ 4 days (if you are not in possession of a current First Aid Level 1 certificate)

· Training: 22 hours/ 3 days (if you are in possession of a current First Aid Level 1 certificate)

· Certificate of Competence issued, valid for 3 years.

Assessment

· Training: 50% Theory & 50% Practical

· Evaluation: 50% Theory & 50% Practical

· Competency in CPR is compulsory

First Aid Level 3

Course Outline

Same content as Level 1 and 2

Additional

Multiple casualty management
Ethics
Behavioural emergencies
Emergency child birth
Chest, pelvic and abdominal injuries
Crush and explosion injuries

Environmental Casualties

· Drowning

· Heat and Cold emergencies

· Poisoning

· Bites and Stings

Basic Pediatric First Aid & CPR

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