Aim
An Endeavour corporate leadership course will develop personal and professional skills, explore human factors within teams and give delegates a recognised 3 year certificate in Wilderness First Aid.
What we offer:
“You are in a remote area of the UK. You find a casualty fallen from a steep slope. He is unconscious with a large wound in his left leg. You need to take control of the situation, assess the casualty, give appropriate first aid, call for help giving all relevant information, co-ordinate your team to transfer the casualty to the helicopter access site.”
This four-day course will equip your team with the skills to confidently carry out the above scenario.
Through acquiring knowledge and skills in advanced first aid, we will explore how leadership style, human factors and communication affect the successful outcome of challenging situations.
Using Endeavours’ immersive, scenario based learning participants will enhance professional and personal skills that are transferrable to their place of work.
Gaining a 3 year certificate in Wilderness first aid not only save lives; it provides the perfect environment to explore team dynamics and approach complex or stressful tasks with calm and confidence.
Contact Endeavor for more information or to book your bespoke course.
COURSE OUTLINE
AM
Welcome
Medical Scenario (First Aid; Leadership; Team Dynamics)
Human Factors and Leadership styles
Legal considerations of delivering first aid
Lunch
PM
CPR guidlines
Chocking & Drowning
CABCDE approach
Scenarios and group discussion
AM
Review of Day 1
Medical Scenario (First Aid; Leadership; Team Dynamics)
Methods of communication
Wounds and Burns Practical
Lunch
PM
Paediatric first aid
Considerations of medical and team dynamics with kids
Splinting and Fractures
Scenarios and group discussion
AM
Review of Day 2
Medical Scenario (First Aid; Leadership; Team Dynamics)
Taking vital signs: Heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate
Good nursing care
Lunch
PM
Spinal injury
Packaging and moving casualties
Communication when moving casualties.
Scenarios and group discussion
AM
Review of Day 3
Medical Scenario (First Aid; Leadership; Team Dynamics)
Eyes and Ear Examination
The game of trust
Lunch
PM
Medical kits and drugs
Real Time scenarios
Group discussion
End of course
“It is widely accepted that the hard and soft skills gained through adventure and purposeful skills are long-lasting, more meaningful and inspiring than those gained through random tasks. “
Lord Nigel Crisp