Level 3 Rugby First Aid Course

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• Diploma in Rugby First Aid 2:10:57

  • 1: Section Overview of Foundations of Rugby-Specific First-Aid 02:40
  • 2: First Aid Fundamentals in Rugby 03:44
  • 3: Role and Responsibilities of a Rugby First Aider 03:33
  • 4: Ethical and Legal Considerations 03:02
  • 5: Risk Assessment and Injury Prevention Strategies 04:12
  • 6: Communication and Coordination in Emergencies 04:20
  • 7: First Aid Kit Management 04:04
  • 8: Highlights of Foundations of Rugby-Specific First-Aid 02:28
  • 9: Section Overview of Primary Survey and Immediate Response 02:21
  • 10: Initial Scene Assessment 03:09
  • 11: Head, Neck and Spinal Injury Assessment 03:51
  • 12: Safe Techniques for Moving Injured or Sick Players 03:48
  • 13: Bleeding and Shock Management 03:42
  • 14: Concussion Identification and Immediate Action 03:42
  • 15: CPR and AED Administration 03:41
  • 16: Highlights of Primary Survey and Immediate Response 02:43
  • 17: Section Overview of Common Rugby Injuries and Their Management 02:04
  • 18: Fractures and Dislocations 03:36
  • 19: Limb and Joint Injuries 03:18
  • 20: Wounds and Soft Tissue Injuries 03:16
  • 21: Dental Injuries 03:14
  • 22: Eye and Facial Injuries 03:21
  • 23: Environmental Injuries 03:38
  • 24: Highlights of Common Rugby Injuries and Their Management 02:20
  • 25: Section Overview of Advanced Rugby First-Aid Skills 02:06
  • 26: Advanced Concussion Management 03:23
  • 27: Breathing Ailments 03:23
  • 28: Severe Medical Emergencies 03:35
  • 29: Shock Variants 03:11
  • 30: Complex Fracture and Crush Injury Care 03:22
  • 31: Spinal Injury Stabilisation 03:37
  • 32: Highlights of Advanced Rugby First Aid Skills 02:20
  • 33: Section Overview of Preparedness, Recovery and Continuous Learning 01:58
  • 34: Emergency Action Plans for Rugby Clubs 04:12
  • 35: Post-Incident Care and Monitoring 03:49
  • 36: Documentation and Injury Reporting 03:47
  • 37: Return-to-Play Guidelines 03:33
  • 38: Ongoing Skill Maintenance 02:54
  • 39: Building a Safety Culture in Rugby 03:22
  • 40: Highlights of Preparedness, Recovery and Continuous Learning 02:38

• Sports First Aid Training 30:00

  • 41: Sports First Aid Training 30:00

• Mental Health First Aid and Wellbeing 38:00

  • 42: Mental Health First Aid and Wellbeing 38:00

Course 1: Diploma in Rugby First Aid

Section 1: Foundations of Rugby-Specific First-Aid

• Section Overview of Foundations of Rugby-Specific First-Aid
• Lecture 1: First Aid Fundamentals in Rugby
  
  
• Lecture 2: Role and Responsibilities of a Rugby First Aider
  
  
• Lecture 3: Ethical and Legal Considerations
  
  
• Lecture 4: Risk Assessment and Injury Prevention Strategies
  
  
• Lecture 5: Communication and Coordination in Emergencies
  
  
• Lecture 6: First Aid Kit Management
• Highlights of Foundations of Rugby-Specific First-Aid

Section 2: Primary Survey and Immediate Response

• Section Overview of Primary Survey and Immediate Response
• Lecture 7: Initial Scene Assessment
  
  
• Lecture 8: Head, Neck and Spinal Injury Assessment
  
  
• Lecture 9: Safe Techniques for Moving Injured or Sick Players
  
  
• Lecture 10: Bleeding and Shock Management
  
  
• Lecture 11: Concussion Identification and Immediate Action
  
  
• Lecture 12: CPR and AED Administration
• Highlights of Primary Survey and Immediate Response

Section 3: Common Rugby Injuries and Their Management

• Section Overview of Common Rugby Injuries and Their Management
• Lecture 13: Fractures and Dislocations
  
  
• Lecture 14: Limb and Joint Injuries
  
  
• Lecture 15: Wounds and Soft Tissue Injuries
  
  
• Lecture 16: Dental Injuries
  
  
• Lecture 17: Eye and Facial Injuries
  
  
• Lecture 18: Environmental Injuries
• Highlights of Common Rugby Injuries and Their Management

Section 4: Advanced Rugby First-Aid Skills

• Section Overview of Advanced Rugby First-Aid Skills
• Lecture 19: Advanced Concussion Management
  
  
• Lecture 20: Breathing Ailments
• Lecture 21: Severe Medical Emergencies
• Lecture 22: Shock Variants
  
  
• Lecture 23: Complex Fracture and Crush Injury Care
  
  
• Lecture 24: Spinal Injury Stabilisation
• Highlights of Advanced Rugby First Aid Skills
  
  

Section 5: Preparedness, Recovery and Continuous Learning

• Section Overview of Preparedness, Recovery and Continuous Learning
• Lecture 25: Emergency Action Plans for Rugby Clubs
  
  
• Lecture 26: Post-Incident Care and Monitoring
  
  
• Lecture 27: Documentation and Injury Reporting
  
  
• Lecture 28: Return-to-Play Guidelines
  
  
• Lecture 29: Ongoing Skill Maintenance
  
  
• Lecture 30: Building a Safety Culture in Rugby
• Highlights of Preparedness, Recovery and Continuous Learning
  
  

Course 2: Sports First Aid Training

Course 3: Mental Health First Aid and Wellbeing

The Level 3 Rugby First Aid Course is ideal for anyone involved in rugby who may need to provide first aid during training sessions, matches, or events. It is particularly suitable for:

• Rugby coaches and assistant coaches

• PE teachers and sports instructors

• Team managers and referees

• Club officials and volunteers

• Parents supporting youth rugby teams

• Sports therapists and fitness professionals working within rugby environments

There is no prerequisite for this. Don’t worry—we will teach you everything step by step.

• Coach or Assistant in Rugby Teams

• Matchday First Aider or Medic

• School PE or Sports Staff

• Local Sports Development Roles

• Safeguarding Lead at Sports Clubs

• Community or Youth Sports Leader

• Gym or Fitness Instructor with Safety Skills

• Youth Rugby Programme Organiser

• Event First Aid Crew Member