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Emergency First Response

from €500.00

Course Overview
The Emergency First Response (EFR) course is ideal for individuals in first responder roles seeking advanced training beyond basic First Aid Response. Recognized as Ireland's national first aid training standard for professional fire services, EFR is a valuable step for those pursuing careers as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Firefighters, or Paramedics.

Eligibility
Participants must hold a valid Cardiac First Response (CFR) or First Aid Response (FAR) certification before enrolling.

What is EFR?
An Emergency First Responder is trained in Cardiac First Response and equipped with skills to assess and manage patients in pre-hospital settings. They may be emergency medical personnel, healthcare practitioners, or members of the public prepared to address trauma and medical conditions effectively.

Course Aim
To provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform life-saving techniques during emergencies.

Key Objectives

  • Assess and recognize life-threatening medical conditions.

  • Respond safely and effectively using EFR protocols aligned with PHECC Clinical Practice Guidelines.

  • Record and communicate actions appropriately during emergencies.

  • Maintain professionalism during emergency responses.

Participant Requirements

  • Valid CFR certification (standalone or FAR).

  • Physical fitness to perform emergency techniques, including chest compressions.

Who Should Attend?
The course is suited for individuals expanding on prior first aid knowledge or seeking a foundation in medical training. It benefits retained fire service members, emergency response teams, sports coaches, and those exploring careers in emergency medical services.

Course Content

  • Primary/Secondary surveys

  • Anatomy, Physiology, and Pre-hospital care principles

  • Airway management and ventilation

  • Respiratory, cardiovascular, and medical emergencies

  • Trauma care, paediatrics, and childbirth

  • Infection control, medico-legal issues, and responder well-being

Delivery & Duration
The 5-day (30+-hour) course is tutor-led and can be scheduled flexibly over evenings or weekends. Instruction is in English, with dedicated courses for non-English speakers available.

Assessment
Evaluation includes a multiple-choice exam and practical skills assessments through scenarios and skills sheets.

Certification
Participants receive a PHECC certificate upon successful completion.

Join Us!
EFR courses are typically held monthly at our center. Prepare for a rewarding experience that enhances your emergency care capabilities!

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Course Overview
The Emergency First Response (EFR) course is ideal for individuals in first responder roles seeking advanced training beyond basic First Aid Response. Recognized as Ireland's national first aid training standard for professional fire services, EFR is a valuable step for those pursuing careers as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Firefighters, or Paramedics.

Eligibility
Participants must hold a valid Cardiac First Response (CFR) or First Aid Response (FAR) certification before enrolling.

What is EFR?
An Emergency First Responder is trained in Cardiac First Response and equipped with skills to assess and manage patients in pre-hospital settings. They may be emergency medical personnel, healthcare practitioners, or members of the public prepared to address trauma and medical conditions effectively.

Course Aim
To provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform life-saving techniques during emergencies.

Key Objectives

  • Assess and recognize life-threatening medical conditions.

  • Respond safely and effectively using EFR protocols aligned with PHECC Clinical Practice Guidelines.

  • Record and communicate actions appropriately during emergencies.

  • Maintain professionalism during emergency responses.

Participant Requirements

  • Valid CFR certification (standalone or FAR).

  • Physical fitness to perform emergency techniques, including chest compressions.

Who Should Attend?
The course is suited for individuals expanding on prior first aid knowledge or seeking a foundation in medical training. It benefits retained fire service members, emergency response teams, sports coaches, and those exploring careers in emergency medical services.

Course Content

  • Primary/Secondary surveys

  • Anatomy, Physiology, and Pre-hospital care principles

  • Airway management and ventilation

  • Respiratory, cardiovascular, and medical emergencies

  • Trauma care, paediatrics, and childbirth

  • Infection control, medico-legal issues, and responder well-being

Delivery & Duration
The 5-day (30+-hour) course is tutor-led and can be scheduled flexibly over evenings or weekends. Instruction is in English, with dedicated courses for non-English speakers available.

Assessment
Evaluation includes a multiple-choice exam and practical skills assessments through scenarios and skills sheets.

Certification
Participants receive a PHECC certificate upon successful completion.

Join Us!
EFR courses are typically held monthly at our center. Prepare for a rewarding experience that enhances your emergency care capabilities!

Course Overview
The Emergency First Response (EFR) course is ideal for individuals in first responder roles seeking advanced training beyond basic First Aid Response. Recognized as Ireland's national first aid training standard for professional fire services, EFR is a valuable step for those pursuing careers as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Firefighters, or Paramedics.

Eligibility
Participants must hold a valid Cardiac First Response (CFR) or First Aid Response (FAR) certification before enrolling.

What is EFR?
An Emergency First Responder is trained in Cardiac First Response and equipped with skills to assess and manage patients in pre-hospital settings. They may be emergency medical personnel, healthcare practitioners, or members of the public prepared to address trauma and medical conditions effectively.

Course Aim
To provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform life-saving techniques during emergencies.

Key Objectives

  • Assess and recognize life-threatening medical conditions.

  • Respond safely and effectively using EFR protocols aligned with PHECC Clinical Practice Guidelines.

  • Record and communicate actions appropriately during emergencies.

  • Maintain professionalism during emergency responses.

Participant Requirements

  • Valid CFR certification (standalone or FAR).

  • Physical fitness to perform emergency techniques, including chest compressions.

Who Should Attend?
The course is suited for individuals expanding on prior first aid knowledge or seeking a foundation in medical training. It benefits retained fire service members, emergency response teams, sports coaches, and those exploring careers in emergency medical services.

Course Content

  • Primary/Secondary surveys

  • Anatomy, Physiology, and Pre-hospital care principles

  • Airway management and ventilation

  • Respiratory, cardiovascular, and medical emergencies

  • Trauma care, paediatrics, and childbirth

  • Infection control, medico-legal issues, and responder well-being

Delivery & Duration
The 5-day (30+-hour) course is tutor-led and can be scheduled flexibly over evenings or weekends. Instruction is in English, with dedicated courses for non-English speakers available.

Assessment
Evaluation includes a multiple-choice exam and practical skills assessments through scenarios and skills sheets.

Certification
Participants receive a PHECC certificate upon successful completion.

Join Us!
EFR courses are typically held monthly at our center. Prepare for a rewarding experience that enhances your emergency care capabilities!

  • The course is relevant to anyone who is serious about progressing onto EMT or Paramedic level, this is the highest recognised first aid training before moving into the realm of ambulance work and procedures.

  • EFR is ran at a minimum of 30 hours over 5 or 6 days, normally 6 hour days.

  • The EFR standard is the expected competency of the student upon completion of a recognised course. A person at the end of a recognised EFR course will be able to:

    1. Recognise and assess both common life-threatening and common serious medical conditions in a pre-hospital environment.

    2. React to a pre-hospital emergency utilising appropriate EFR standard of care according to PHECC CPGs.

    3. Respond in an effective, safe and appropriate manner to a medical emergency and trauma in a pre-hospital environment utilising the EFR skill set.

    4. Record and report their actions and interventions appropriately during management and at handover to emergency medical services.

    5. Retain a professional manner and approach in the performance of their duties as an EFR.

  • Award of Phecc certificates to successful course participants is mandatory. Certification lapses after three years; it is also necessary to retain certification in CFR (every 2 years).

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