First Aid Training - International SOS Bali

First Aid Training

International SOS provides First Aid Training programmes for corporates. The key point of difference between our programs and other providers available in Indonesia are that:

International SOS training is conducted by qualified International SOS paramedics with many years of practical field experience
The sessions can be held in English or Bahasa
The courses are delivered in accordance with global standards
The course are highly practical in nature and are not just theory based
Certificates of competence are awarded on successful completion of the course
First Aid Training can be provided at International SOS’ training centre in Bali or onsite for schools and companies.
The programmes are designed to cater for the specific level at which an individual would need to apply it in relation to their daily personal and work life.
The programmes can be further customised to address specific needs of clients

First Aid Training for Group

Level 1 Summary:

Level 2 Summary:

Introduction
First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene
Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival
Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support
Respiratory and Circulatory System
Recovery Position
Choking Management
Wounds and Bleeding Management
Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc)
Sprains, Strains and Burns
Reporting and Recording
Practical Scenario
Secondary Survey
Shock, Fainting and Unconscious Management
Dislocation and Fractures
Head and Spinal Injures
Poisons
Bites and Stings
Heat Exhaustion and Hypothermia (Drowning)
Skill Check: CPR
Written Test
Practical Scenario

Child care Providers (two days)
Summary:
	Introduction First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support Respiratory and Circulatory System Recovery Position Choking Management for child and infant Wounds and Bleeding Management Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc) Sprains, Strains and Burns Other Respiratory problems (Hiccups, Drowning, etc) Practical Scenario Secondary Survey Shock, Fainting and Unconscious Management Dislocation and Fractures Head and Spinal Injuries Poisons Bites and Stings General Medical emergencies: (Anaphylactic, Asthma, Seizures, Febrile convulsions, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Gastro-enteritis, Toothache and teeth knocked out, Cramp) Safety at Home First Aid Kit Recording and Reporting

CPR (half day)

Summary:
	Introduction First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support Respiratory and Circulatory System Recovery Position Choking Management

Level 1 (one day)

Summary:
	Introduction First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support Respiratory and Circulatory System Recovery Position Choking Management Wounds and Bleeding Management Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc) Sprains, Strains and Burns Reporting and Recording Practical Scenario

Level 2 (two days)
Summary:
	Introduction First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support Respiratory and Circulatory System Recovery Position Choking Management Wounds and Bleeding Management Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc) Sprains, Strains and Burns Reporting and Recording Practical Scenario Secondary Survey Shock, Fainting and Unconscious Management Dislocation and Fractures Head and Spinal Injures Poisons Bites and Stings Heat Exhaustion and Hypothermia (Drowning) Skill Check: CPR Written Test Practical Scenario

Level 3 (four days)

Summary:
	Introduction First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support Respiratory and Circulatory System Recovery Position Choking Management Wounds and Bleeding Management Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc) Sprains, Strains and Burns Reporting and Recording Practical Scenario Secondary Survey Shock, Fainting and Unconscious Management Dislocation and Fractures Head and Spinal Injures Poisons Bites and Stings Heat Exhaustion and Hypothermia (Drowning) Skill Check: CPR Written Test Practical Scenario Eye Injuries
	General Medical Emergencies:
	Anaphylactic shock Chest pain Heart attack Stroke Diabetes Ashma attack Seizures Epileptics
	General Trauma Emergencies:
	Chest Injury Abdominal Injuries Crush Injuries Impalement Foreign Body

	Emergency Medical Plan Triage of Casualty Lifting and Moving the Casualty Preparing for Medical Evacuation First Aid Post and First Aid Kit Medical Equipment and Transportation Devices

Child Care Providers (2 days)

Summary:

Introduction
First Aid, Role of First Aider, Personal Hygiene
Basic Life Support - Chain of Survival
Sequence of Action for Adult Basic Life Support
Respiratory and Circulatory System
Recovery Position
Choking Management for child and infant
Wounds and Bleeding Management
Technique and Equipment (sling, bandaging, etc)
Sprains, Strains and Burns
Other Respiratory problems (Hiccups, Drowning, etc)
Practical Scenario
Secondary Survey
Shock, Fainting and Unconscious Management
Dislocation and Fractures
Head and Spinal Injuries
Poisons
Bites and Stings
General Medical emergencies: (Anaphylactic, Asthma, Seizures,
Febrile convulsions, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Gastro-enteritis,
Toothache and teeth knocked out, Cramp)
Safety at Home
First Aid Kit
Recording and Reporting

Note :

Curriculum : All courses are based on the international protocols of the Red Cross and St. Johns Ambulance and contain a high level of practical skills training
Languages: All materials, presentation and demonstration can be conducted in English or Bahasa Indonesia
For corporate training program the optimum number of attendees is 10 persons. The program max. 12 attendees, the min. is 4
Certification: Certificates of attendance/competence and First Aid Training Identity/Validity Cards are provided following completion of the training courses.
Our training program usually starts at 08.00 am. and finishes around 04.00 pm. There's a one-hour lunch break and two other small breaks (fifteen minutes each). When training is conducted at the SOS Training Centre in Bali, lunch and snacks are provided for all participants.
We are able to conduct the training in your offices or home if required. If training is to be conducted at your premises, the room must be approx 4 m x 5 m.
International SOS will provide all training equipment, including dummy for CPR and Overhead Projector, laptop and/or digital projector.


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