16 Hour Outdoor First Aid Course

Remote Emergency Care (REC) 16hr Outdoor First Aid

This intensive two-day (16-hour) course provides participants with a systematic and practical approach to first aid management in outdoor environments. Through a blend of theoretical instruction, hands-on practical exercises, and realistic scenario-based learning, participants will develop the skills and confidence necessary to respond effectively to emergencies.

Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamental physiological functions of the human body, with a specific focus on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.
- Conduct thorough and efficient casualty assessments.
- Implement a structured system for managing a wide range of first aid incidents.
- Make informed decisions regarding appropriate first aid interventions.
- Recognize and mitigate the challenges associated with delayed medical assistance and adverse environmental conditions.

Course Content:
- Fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology (cardiovascular and respiratory systems).
- Systematic casualty assessment techniques.
- Incident management protocols and safety considerations.
- Decision-making strategies for emergency response.
- Addressing the impact of delayed medical help and environmental factors.

This course is ideal for:

- Outdoor professionals.
- Individuals participating in outdoor activities.
- Anyone wishing to undertake their own outdoor adventures.
By providing the skills to confidently handle emergency situations, this course empowers individuals to safely explore and enjoy the outdoors.

Event Meeting Point: Llanerch Vineyard Hotel, Hensol Road, Hensol, CF72 8GG