Emergency First Response Course

Objective of EFR Training

• Boost Confidence: Empower lay rescuers with confidence to respond during medical emergencies.
• Hands-On Learning: Practical skills application in a relaxed environment, complemented by self-study materials.
• PADI Compatibility: Meets CPR and First Aid requirements for the PADI Rescue Diver course and professional-level ratings.

Courses Offered

1. Primary Care (CPR)

   • Focus: Handling life-threatening emergencies.
   • Skills Taught: Techniques for aiding patients with no breathing, no heartbeat, potential spinal injuries, shock, or serious bleeding.
   • CPR Proficiency: Instruction in performing CPR and continuous patient monitoring.

2. Secondary Care (First Aid)

   • Relevance: Addresses non-life-threatening conditions and situations where emergency services may be delayed.
   • Training: Assessment of injuries and illnesses, along with practice in bandaging and splinting.

3. Care for Children

   • Target Audience: Those who work with children or are likely to respond to child emergencies.
   • Curriculum: Emergency care skills specifically for infants and children.

4. CPR & AED

   • Purpose: Focuses on CPR training and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) usage.
   • Compliance: Meets specific workplace or governmental requirements.

5. First Aid at Work

   • Geographical Relevance: Tailored for regions like Great Britain, Australia, and Canada where enhanced workplace training is required.
   • Additional Topics: Includes extra subjects and skills as per governmental regulations.

6. EFR Refresher

   • Recommendation: Refresh CPR and first aid skills every 24 months.
   • Key Skills Focus: Ensures proficiency is maintained and updated.

Getting Started

• Self-Study: Begin with Knowledge Reviews in the EFR Manual.
• Practical Sessions: Your EFR Instructor will organize practical training to complete your certification.