Sector-specific

First Aid for People with Disabilities

First Aid 25 hours

Introduction

The First Aid Course for People with Disabilities It appears as a essential training in a context where the inclusion and accessibility are becoming increasingly important. This course will enable you to acquire basic first-aid skills and will enable you to act in a way that effective and safe in emergency situations tailored to people with disabilities. Throughout the course, you will learn from the use and maintenance of the first-aid kit including key techniques such as the P.A.S. technique. (Protect, Alert and Rescue), the immobilisation and the injury dressing. You will also receive training in the prevention and treatment for injuries, haemorrhages, fractures, burns, poisoning and electrocution, providing a comprehensive and thorough training. The demand for qualified professionals in first aid for people with disabilities is on the rise, and this course will position you as a valuable resource in work, educational or community settings, boosting your employability and enabling you to contribute to a a more inclusive and emergency-ready society.

Objectives

- Understand the importance of a first-aid kit and how to store it correctly. - Identify the initial steps to take in the event of an accident. - Apply the P.A.S. technique in emergency situations. - Learn methods for preventing and treating wounds. - Master techniques for preventing and treating bleeding. - Recognise and treat fractures appropriately. - Prevent and treat burns effectively. - Manage cases of poisoning with accurate knowledge. - Respond correctly in cases of electric shock. - Apply immobilisation and dressings safely. - Prevent workplace accidents through good practice.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. THE FIRST-AID KIT: CONTENTS, STORAGE AND USE.
TEACHING UNIT 2. WHAT TO DO FIRST IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT.
TEACHING UNIT 3. THE P.A.S. TECHNIQUE: PROTECT, ALERT AND RESCUE.
TEACHING UNIT 4. WOUND PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.
TEACHING UNIT 5. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF HAEMORRHAGES.
TEACHING UNIT 6. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF FRACTURES.
TEACHING UNIT 7. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF BURNS.
TEACHING UNIT 8. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF POISONING.
TEACHING UNIT 9. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
TEACHING UNIT 10. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF FRACTURES.
TEACHING UNIT 11. IMMOBISATION AND DRESSINGS.
TEACHING UNIT 12. PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS AT WORK

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