First Aid and Management are essential components of emergency response, offering immediate assistance and care to those in need. This vital skill set involves quick and effective actions to address injuries, illnesses, and potentially life-threatening situations. From treating wounds and managing shock to handling musculoskeletal injuries and respiratory emergencies, first aid equips individuals with the knowledge and tools to respond promptly and decisively. This short but impactful training provides the foundation for becoming a capable and confident first responder, ready to make a positive impact in critical situation.
At the end of the workshop the participants will be able to recognize various first Aid Emergencies and importance of its management and apply this knowledge in care of patient and proper recognition of their capacity.
Target Audience: Bachelors of BOT students
Designation : Assistant Professor of Psychiatric
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Designation: Associate Professor,
Dept. of Medical Surgical Nursing,
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Designation: Lecturer,
Dept. of OBG,
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Designation: Assistant Lecturer
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Time | Session |
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09:00AM - 10:00AM | Welcome session and Introduction to First Aid. |
10:00AM - 11:00AM | Respiratory Emergencies and Basic CPR |
11.00AM- 11.30AM | Tea Break |
11.30AM - 12.45PM | Transportation of Injured Persons and first aid on burns. |
12.45PM - 02.00PM | Lunch Break |
02.00PM - 03.00PM | Other First Aid Topics: Wound, Hemorrhage and shock Poisoning, bites, and stings: Identification and first aid measures |
03.00PM - 04.00PM | Application of Bandage and its types. |
04.00PM - 04.05PM | Closing and Remarks of the workshop. |