International Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an internationally recognized Emergency First Response (EFR) certification, valid for 2 years. This certification aligns with Australian standards and adheres to ILCOR guidelines, enabling participants to demonstrate their competence in emergency care globally.

Course Duration: Approximately 4-8 hours

Course Overview:

The Emergency First Response (EFR) Course is designed to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to effectively respond to emergency situations. This hands-on training emphasizes the importance of confidence and competence in providing initial care in medical emergencies, ensuring participants are prepared to act when needed. The course covers both primary and secondary care techniques, focusing on the latest guidelines and practices in first aid and CPR. Designed for both laypersons and professionals, this course meets the needs of those looking to enhance their lifesaving skills.

Target Audience:

- Individuals interested in becoming more proficient in first aid and CPR

- Workplace safety personnel

- Parents and caregivers

- Community group members

- Anyone looking to gain or refresh their emergency response skills

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

- Recognize emergency situations and ensure safety for themselves and others

- Perform high-quality CPR and use an AED effectively

- Manage choking incidents and administer first aid for a range of medical emergencies and injuries

- Conduct thorough assessments to gather crucial information about victims

- Understand legal and ethical considerations in providing emergency care

Module 1: Introduction to Emergency First Response

- Importance of first aid and CPR

- Overview of the EFR Course

- Principles of emergency management

- Legal and ethical considerations

Module 2: Primary Care

- Scene Assessment

- Primary Assessment (AB-CAB Approach)

- CPR Techniques

- Use of AED

- Choking Management

Module 3: Secondary Care

- Secondary Assessment

- SAMPLE Technique

- First Aid for Medical Emergencies

- First Aid for Injuries

- Oxygen Administration

Module 4: Special Considerations

- Care for pregnant patients and elderly individuals

Module 5: Practice and Assessment

- Hands-on practice: CPR, AED, choking relief, controlling bleeding, and shock management

- Final knowledge assessment and practical evaluation

Course Conclusion

- Overview of content and resources for further training

Additional Resources

- First Aid for Families handouts

- Recommended personal first aid kit supplies

- Community training resources

Delivery Format

- In-person training or blended learning (e-learning with hands-on practice)