Level 3 Prehospital & Trauma Care Training - CPD Accredited

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MCQ-Based Examination

Included in course price

• Module 1: Introduction to Prehospital Care 12:07

  • 1: Module 1 Introduction to Prehospital Care 12:07

• Module 2: Scene Assessment and Management 08:26

  • 2: Module 2 Scene Assessment and Management 08:26

• Module 3: Airway Management 12:26

  • 3: Module 3 Airway Management 12:26

• Module 4: Respiration Management 10:20

  • 4: Module 4 Respiration Management 10:20

• Module 5: Circulation Management 10:33

  • 5: Module 5 Circulation Management 10:33

• Module 6: Medical Emergencies 12:00

  • 6: Module 6 Medical Emergencies 12:00

• Module 7: Trauma Care 11:07

  • 7: Module 7 Trauma Care 11:07

• Module 8: Paediatric Prehospital Care 08:20

  • 8: Module 8 Paediatric Prehospital Care 08:20

• Module 9: Geriatric Prehospital Care 08:18

  • 9: Module 9 Geriatric Prehospital Care 08:18

• Module 10: Obstetric and Gynaecological Emergencies 09:55

  • 10: Module 10 Obstetric and Gynaecological Emergencies 09:55

• Module 11: Environmental Emergencies 10:56

  • 11: Module 11 Environmental Emergencies 10:56

• MCQ Assessment 04:00

  • 12: MCQ Assessment 04:00

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 13: Final Words 01:00
  • 14: Additional Information 01:00

Module 01: Introduction to Prehospital Care

• Introduces the fundamental concepts of care delivered before hospital admission.
• Explores professional responsibilities, safety, and effective decision-making.
• Establishes the foundation for understanding urgent patient support.

Module 02: Scene Assessment and Management

• Explores methods for assessing an incident and identifying potential hazards.
• Covers treatment priorities and considerations when approaching an emergency scene.
• Develops awareness of safe and organised incident management.

Module 03: Airway Management

• Introduces airway anatomy and factors that can affect airway function.
• Explores techniques used to maintain an open and stable airway.
• Considers appropriate support for patients experiencing airway difficulties.

Module 04: Respiration Management

• Examines the assessment of breathing and respiratory function.
• Explores ventilation and oxygenation principles in urgent situations.
• Develops knowledge of recognising and responding to breathing difficulties.

Module 05: Circulation Management

• Introduces circulation assessment and the monitoring of vital signs.
• Explores factors associated with reduced blood flow and circulatory compromise.
• Considers approaches to supporting patients during acute situations.

Module 06: Medical Emergencies

• Examines a range of acute medical conditions requiring prompt attention.
• Explores patient monitoring and appropriate response considerations.
• Develops understanding of how different conditions can affect immediate care.

Module 07: Trauma Care

• Introduces systematic approaches to assessing traumatic injuries.
• Explores the management principles associated with bleeding, fractures, and shock.
• Develops awareness of appropriate responses during trauma incidents.

Module 08: Paediatric Prehospital Care

• Explores considerations when providing urgent support to infants and children.
• Examines age-appropriate assessment and communication approaches.
• Highlights factors that can influence care for younger patients.

Module 09: Geriatric Prehospital Care

• Examines how ageing can affect patient presentation and assessment.
• Explores considerations when supporting older adults during urgent situations.
• Develops awareness of age-related care priorities.

Module 10: Obstetric and Gynaecological Emergencies

• Introduces urgent situations associated with pregnancy and women's health.
• Explores appropriate approaches to providing immediate support.
• Develops awareness of key considerations in obstetric emergencies.

Module 11: Environmental Emergencies

• Examines incidents associated with extreme temperatures and toxic exposure.
• Explores appropriate responses to environmental health hazards.
• Considers challenges that may arise during outdoor or environmental incidents.

This programme is suitable for learners who want to develop foundational knowledge of urgent patient support and prehospital trauma care.

• Emergency response learners
• Healthcare assistants
• Beginners interested in emergency and medical care
• Health and social care learners
• Patient support and transport staff
• Individuals interested in first-response roles

No previous professional experience is required. Learners should have:

• Internet access and a suitable device
• Basic English reading and comprehension skills
• An interest in emergency and patient care
• Willingness to study and complete the course material

The knowledge covered may be relevant to a range of healthcare, support, transport, and emergency-response environments. Depending on additional qualifications, training, experience, and employer requirements, potential roles may include:

• Emergency Care Assistant
• Emergency Medical Responder
• Patient Transport Driver
• Ambulance Support Worker
• Emergency Department Support Worker
• Trauma Care Assistant

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