First Aid & Medical Response

Course Overview: This programme equips Civil Defence volunteers with essential first aid and medical response skills for emergencies. It emphasizes immediate care, casualty stabilization, and coordination with medical services to save lives during disasters. Learners gain practical experience through demonstrations, drills, and scenario‑based exercises.

Learning Objectives: Participants will:

• Basic First Aid: Learn wound care, bleeding control, CPR, and fracture management.

• Casualty Stabilization: Practice safe handling, immobilization, and evacuation of injured persons.

• Medical Response Protocols: Understand triage, emergency reporting, and coordination with hospitals.

• Disaster Scenarios: Apply first aid in multi‑casualty incidents such as earthquakes, floods, and fires.

• Responder Safety: Use protective equipment and follow hygiene protocols during medical response.

Course Structure:

• Duration: 2–3 weeks (classroom + field practice)

• Format: Demonstrations, hands‑on drills, and scenario simulations

• Assessment: Practical first aid tests, teamwork evaluations, and final medical response exercise

Certification: Graduates earn the Civil Defence First Aid & Medical Response Certificate, qualifying them for advanced rescue and leadership programmes.

Programme Motto: “Care First, Save Lives.”

Outcome:

Main Features

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