Would you know how to provide effective first aid in an emergency?
Learners who complete the Qualsafe
Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid (RQF)
are equipped with a broad set of skills enabling them to administer first aid in challenging outdoor surroundings which may be a few hours away from the su
The course is designed for unsupported adults who run potentially high-risk activities which involve venturing out into the wilderness such as Outdoor Activity Leaders, including those participating in the Duke of Edinburgh scheme.
During the 2 day course, learners will develop the skills and knowledge needed to deal with a range of outdoor first aid situations.
What’s Covered?
The role and responsibilities of a first aiderr in an outdoor environment
Administering first aid and managing multiple casualties outdoors
Stabilising and insulating casualties and providing shelter
CPR
Recovery Position
Heart Attack
Stroke
Head, neck and back injuries
Chest and abdominal injuries
Fractures, head and spinal injuries
External bleeding
Shock
Burns and scalds
Choking
Secondary survey, medical conditions
Poisoning and venomous bites
Catastrophic bleeding
Anaphylaxis
Asthma
Diabetes
Epilepsy and seizures
Treatment for hot and cold temperatures
Minor injuries
Sprains, strains and dislocations
Eye injuries
Summoning appropriate help from emergency or rescue services