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Expedition
Medical Care™
Incorporating
the HSE Emergency First Aid At Work Syllabus. |
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Course Aims:- To provide expedition members and leaders with
appropriate knowledge and skills enabling them to give both immediate medical
care and extended patient support to an injured or ill party member.
Training is designed for the group or expedition operating in truly remote
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Training covers both hard and soft skills and personal
preparedness. The course is inappropriate for the
novice and persons with just First Aid at Work Certificates - unless well
experienced.
Delegates are encouraged to operate throughout as if they were
in real situations by operating in their 'working' clothing and acting
with sensitivity and compassion.
The areas covered during training include advancements on the
Advanced syllabus, including — Resuscitation and fluid replacement —
Advanced
airway management [Module #2] — Illnesses - bites - venoms - medications —
Extended casualty care, transportation and evacuation.
Guidance on appropriate items for an Expedition First Aid kit
is also provided.
Recognised
(and exceeds requirements!) for Mountain Leader Boards, and for WGL, BELA, SPA,
IML,
MIA, MIC,
BMC, BCU, BOF, BASI, RYA, SMBLA etc.
Recommended by the
Royal Geographical Society — London
Approx. 22 hrs. of training (2 Consecutive Days + 1 Night
Exercise)
Continuous assessment
Certificated — lasts for 3 years
It
includes the syllabus for the forthcoming HSE Emergency First Aid at Work
certificate.
Please
note that in the case of extreme weather conditions, it may, for reasons
of safety, be necessary to cancel the night exercise and substitute
alternative training.

























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