Pre-hospital care refers to the emergency medical treatment provided to patients before they reach a healthcare facility. This includes analysing, resuscitating, stabilising, and preventing further harm to the patient. Emergency medical services (EMS) responders are the first healthcare providers on the scene of a disaster and play a crucial role in evaluating the situation and determining the necessary resources, including medical assistance. Their quick response and expertise can make all the difference in saving lives and minimising the impact of a disaster.
Within this section you’ll find details of the courses we offer that meet or exceed descriptor level C of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care PHEM Skills Framework. We’ve also included other courses that are applicable to those working at or above this level.
Upcoming face-to-face courses:
Below you'll find details of our suite of clinical and advanced first aid courses. Simply click on the course title to visit the specific course information and booking page. Pre-Learning/Classroom: Some of our courses have pre-leaning to undertaken before the classroom session. Classroom hours include for lunch & coffee breaks.
Pre-Hospital Care
Pre-Hospital Care
