This Trauma First Response course is a two-day continuing education course that ​focuses on the principles of Pre-Hospital Trauma Care to non-EMS practitioners. This course promotes critical thinking as the foundation for providing quality care, where responders will be capable of making reasoned decisions regarding patient care. 

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Lectures and practical stations are designed to allow first responders an insight into the kind of care they can render while awaiting patient transport or when assisting paramedics and EMTs at trauma scenes. Participants of this course will learn how to care for trauma patients while serving as part of a transport team in an ambulance. 

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Course Content​

• Scene Assessment, history and physical examinations 

• Systematic management of life-threatening trauma situations

• Advancing level of knowledge in regard to examination and diagnostic skills

• Scenario-led interactive skills stations and real-life situation simulations  

• Assessment

This is the complete course to deal with intentional and unintentional incidences, such as mass attack in public places where Emergency Medical Services may be delayed. This course shares tactical emergency care in its approach towards emergency crisis situations; suitable for non-tactical, non-law enforcement officers to learn and be equipped in skills and knowledge, when trapped with casualties in a tactical situation.

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This course is available for Medical Providers, or First Responders with a Duty of Act, or non-tactical, non-law enforcement civilians. 

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Course Content​

• Direct Threat Care

• Indirect Threat Care

• Evacuation Care 

• Combat Application Tourniquet 

• Surgical Airway Control

• Techniques for dragging and carrying victims to safety

Note: Course content depends on the participant's background ​

Aimed to provide an overview of infection control measures and management methods in non-hospital facilities, this course is designed for non-healthcare personnel who may be potentially exposed to infectious disease agents in the event of an outbreak such as EBOLA or SARS. The course will highlight principles of personal protective equipment (PPE) and disinfection,  providing demonstrations and hands-on practice sessions. 

 

This course is relevant to public transport staff, cleaning staff, airline workers, security personnel, lab workers and others.

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Course Content

• Understanding infectious diseases and their mode of transmission

• Apply Principles of Personal Protective Equipment - Standard and Enhanced

• Demonstration on donning and doffing of Personal Protective Equipment

• Familiarise with safety procedures

• Decontamination and the principles of disinfection

• Understanding blood borne pathogens

It is important for all to gain a general understanding of first aid and safe incident-management regardless of where and when emergencies might arise. 

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These light, bite-size sessions are conducted in a classroom-seating format, with demonstrations on first aid, CPR, AED use and choking management. Interactive elements are included for participation from attendees. These sessions can be incorporated into school camps, team-building activities, seminars and others. 

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