Primary, Secondary Care & AED

Widespread knowledge of CPR and first aid within a community creates a culture of preparedness and resilience. In emergency situations, the more people trained in these life-saving techniques, the higher the chances of immediate assistance being provided to those in need. By fostering a community of individuals capable of responding effectively, EFR courses contribute to a safer and more resilient society as a whole.

The EFR Primary and Secondary Care with CPR and First Aid, along with AED training, plays a crucial role in empowering individuals to respond effectively to medical emergencies. By equipping people with life-saving skills, these courses have the potential to save lives, minimise complications, and create safer communities.

The EFR: Primary and Secondary Care (CPR and First Aid) with AED course covers a range of important skills that are crucial in emergency situations. In the course, you will learn primary care skills such as assessing the safety of the scene, taking universal precautions, conducting primary assessments, managing the airway, performing rescue breathing, and administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for cardiac emergencies. You will also learn how to handle conscious and unconscious obstructed airways, manage serious bleeding, address shock, and handle spinal injuries.

The course also includes training on the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to restore normal heart rhythm, as well as an optional orientation on emergency oxygen use.

During the Secondary Care skills you will learn to assess injuries and illnesses, effective bandaging techniques, and splinting for dislocations and fractures. These skills are essential for providing immediate and effective care in emergency situations, potentially saving lives and minimizing complications.