Advanced First Aid and Resuscitation

Delivery Mode

Face-to-Face

Online Pre-course

HLTAID014- Provide Advanced First Aid

HLTAID015- Provide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy

HLTAID011- Provide First Aid

HLTAID010 - Provide Basic Emergency Life Support

HLTAID009- Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

  • Day 1 x 8h Day 2 x 7.5h Course Length
  • 3 years / 1 Year Certificate Length
  • Nationally Accredited

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Overview

This course integrates the advanced first aid techniques of HLTAID014 with the specialised resuscitation and oxygen therapy skills from HLTAID015. Designed for individuals who aim to master advanced-level first aid, the course is ideal for environments where both in-depth medical knowledge and practical response skills are essential.

Key Aspects of the Course:
• Advanced First Aid (HLTAID014): This component covers a comprehensive range of advanced first aid techniques. Participants will learn to assess and manage various emergency situations, perform advanced CPR, and use first aid equipment effectively. The training includes management of medical emergencies and injuries, ensuring participants can handle complex first aid scenarios.
• Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy (HLTAID015): Focusing on resuscitation techniques and oxygen therapy, this segment equips participants with the skills to use specialised equipment for resuscitation and oxygen delivery. Trainees will learn how to assess the need for oxygen therapy, manage resuscitation scenarios using oxygen, and operate oxygen equipment safely.

Training Approach:
The course employs Real Response’s immersive simulation-based training, providing realistic scenarios for practical application of advanced first aid and resuscitation techniques. This hands-on approach enhances decision-making abilities and readiness to act effectively in emergencies.

Who Should Attend:
The course is suitable for workplace first aid officers, health professionals, emergency response teams, and individuals responsible for safety in high-risk environments. It is also beneficial for those looking to enhance their first aid capabilities with advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy skills.

Part of the Public PASS Courses:
This course is a key component of our Public Progressive Advanced Skill Set (PASS) courses. Enrolling in this course offers you an opportunity to be part of a comprehensive learning journey, designed to expand your first aid capabilities. Whether you choose to undertake this course individually or as part of the full PASS series, you are stepping into an empowering experience that combines in-depth knowledge with practical skills. Remember, completing multiple courses within the PASS series not only enhances your proficiency in first aid but also offers you cost-effective savings. Be a part of this transformative experience and equip yourself with the skills to make a real difference in emergency situations.
Prerequisites Physical Ability – Able to Perform CPR on the Floor for 2 Minutes, English Literacy, Internet Connection
Course Delivery
  • 3-4h Online Precourse Work
  • Day 1 x 8h Day 2 x 7.5h Face-to-Face
Outcomes
1. Advanced Emergency Management Skills:
â—¦ Proficiently managing unconscious, breathing, and non-breathing casualties, including infants.
â—¦ Performing CPR and effectively using an AED.
â—¦ Handling life-threatening bleeding using tourniquets and haemostatic dressings.
2. Comprehensive First Aid Techniques:
â—¦ Treating a wide range of conditions including anaphylaxis, asthma, choking, envenomation, fractures, minor wounds, nosebleeds, shock, and various other injuries and medical emergencies.
3. Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (HLTAID015 Specific):
â—¦ Utilising bag-valve-mask (BVM) with oxygen in two-rescuer resuscitation scenarios.
â—¦ Inserting basic airway adjuncts and managing complications like regurgitation or vomiting.
â—¦ Administering supplemental oxygen safely and managing equipment malfunctions.
4. Simulated Incident Management:
â—¦ Responding to multiple simulated first aid incidents, encompassing both medical and trauma situations, without prior knowledge of the casualty's condition.
â—¦ Employing PPE, conducting thorough secondary surveys, assessing vital signs, and providing appropriate treatment.
â—¦ Effective communication with emergency services and comprehensive incident documentation.
5. Team Coordination and Triage:
â—¦ Coordinating a team response in multiple casualty incidents, including conducting basic triage and demonstrating effective use of resources and planning techniques.
â—¦ Employing safe and suitable methods for moving casualties.
6. Legal, Safety, and Equipment Knowledge:
â—¦ Deep understanding of ARC guidelines, infection control procedures, first aid codes of practice, and legal considerations in first aid.
â—¦ Knowledge of safe work practices, particularly with oxygen cylinders and associated equipment.
â—¦ Monitoring and coordinating the maintenance of resuscitation and oxygen therapy equipment.
7. Psychological Impact Awareness:
â—¦ Recognising the psychological impacts of first aid incidents on rescuers and understanding how to seek help.

Are you looking for a different type of course?

The Provide First Aid in Remote Situations course is designed to equip students with superior first aid response capabilities. The course includes patient management and life support to persons in remote locations and situations, away from readily available emergency response services. The course looks at how to deal with variables that may not be relevant in an urban emergency.
This specialised course amalgamates the essentials of first aid for remote or isolated sites (HLTAID013) with advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy techniques (HLTAID015). It's designed for individuals who require a broad skill set to address emergencies in diverse and challenging environments.
The Provide Pain Management course (PUAEM008) is designed for those who may be required to administer analgesia (pain relief) during their duties as a first aider. Most first aiders are not required to provide pain management due to the close proximity of ambulance resources or definitive care at hospital. However, remote environments or high risk industries may choose to provide their first aiders with pain relief medications such as Paracetamol, Methoxyflurane or Ibuprofen. This course develops the skills of how to assess pain and administer a pain relief medications when clinically indicated while maintaining the legal requirements of the use of such medications.