The Chris Mee Group PHECC Emergency First Response (EFR) is a 6 day training course. It is intended for personnel who are either part of emergency medical service teams, part of emergency response teams through their employment . It is also intended for members of the public wishing to up-skill from their current level of skills and knowledge.
Topics include: Primary & Secondary Surveys, Clinical Anatomy & Physiology, Lifting & Moving of patients, PharmacologyAirways & Ventilation, Administration of aspirin, oxygen, CPR (Adult/Child/Infant)Respiratory emergencies (Choking, asthma), Cardiovascular Emergencies, General Medical Emergencies (bleeding, shock, head, spinal, burns, scalds, poison, musculoskeletal), Paediatrics & Childbirth
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Public Course Schedule:
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. Cork Office – Little Island |
2020 Training Dates Be the first to know when we release additional dates for this course | . €850 – Book Now |
Private Courses Available: This course is also available to private groups. For more information please email us at [email protected] . Alternatively, you can call our training department on 021 4978100.
Duration: 6 days
Participants: Up to 8 participants
Personnel who are either part of emergency medical service teams, part of emergency response teams through their employment. As well as members of the public wishing to up-skill from their current level of skills and knowledge.
On completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Participants must have valid certification in CFR or FAR (dated within the last 12 months) . In addition, they must also be over 18 years of age.
MCQ (40 questions, 80% pass rate)
Skills Assessments x 10
Emergency First Responder (EFR) – PHECC Certification
On successful completion of this course participants will receive a Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) Emergency First Response (EFR) Certificate. In addition to the certificate, you will also receive card which is valid for 2 years. PHECC are the regulator for emergency medical services (EMS) in Ireland and their role is to protect the public. The Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) is an independent statutory agency with responsibility for standards and education. In addition, they are responsible for training in the field of pre-hospital emergency care. PHECC also maintain a statutory register of EMS practitioners.
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