Course in First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

The training program “First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)”, offered by Geneve Institute of Business Management, is designed as a comprehensive guide for individuals working in various fields who may face emergency situations that require immediate intervention. In workplaces or everyday life, sudden cardiac arrest or serious injuries can occur without warning, making the presence of trained individuals capable of quick and effective response an essential factor in saving lives and minimizing complications. This program has been carefully structured to combine essential medical knowledge with systematic techniques in first aid and CPR. Its aim is to empower participants with the ability to provide prompt and accurate assistance until professional medical teams arrive, while also highlighting the importance of preventive measures in reducing risks. The course places strong emphasis on equipping individuals with foundational concepts that foster a safer environment both in organizations and in society as a whole.

Target Group:

• Healthcare workers in hospitals, clinics, and medical centers who must always be prepared to respond immediately to emergencies.

• Occupational health and safety officers in industrial and commercial institutions responsible for applying and monitoring safety and prevention standards.

• Teachers, supervisors, and educational staff in schools and universities who may face emergency cases requiring immediate intervention to protect students.

• Employees in ports, airports, hotels, and other public facilities where interaction with large numbers of people increases the likelihood of emergencies.

• Individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in order to save lives and respond effectively to accidents or sudden health crises.

Objectives:

• Provide participants with essential knowledge of first aid principles and their crucial role in managing emergency cases.

• Enable trainees to understand the systematic steps for performing CPR accurately and effectively to save lives.

• Raise awareness of the importance of early intervention within the first critical minutes of an emergency to reduce mortality rates.

• Strengthen participants’ confidence in making the right decisions when faced with urgent situations requiring immediate response.

• Support organizations by preparing trained personnel capable of offering emergency assistance, ensuring safer workplaces and communities.

Course Outline :

• Introduction to First Aid Principles

  • Definition of first aid and its importance.

  • The role of a first responder in life-saving.

  • Basic principles for handling injured persons.

  • Preparedness requirements for emergency response.

• Personal Safety of the Rescuer

  • Importance of protecting oneself first.

  • Proper use of personal protective equipment.

  • Avoiding hazards at the accident site.

  • Ensuring scene safety before providing help.

• Initial Assessment of the Casualty

  • Steps for checking consciousness, breathing, and circulation.

  • Immediate actions for life-threatening conditions.

  • Identifying priorities when multiple victims are present.

  • Effective communication with emergency medical services.

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

  • The concept and objectives of CPR.

  • Sequential steps for proper performance.

  • Differences between adult and child resuscitation.

  • Importance of continuing CPR until professional help arrives.

• Managing Bleeding and Wounds

  • Types of bleeding and control methods.

  • Care for minor and major wounds.

  • Steps to stop bleeding using direct pressure.

  • Preventing infection during wound management.

• Bone Injuries and Fractures

  • Signs and symptoms of fractures.

  • Methods for immobilizing injured limbs.

  • Handling sprains, strains, and joint injuries.

  • Safe techniques for moving an injured person.

• Burns and Thermal Injuries

  • Classification of burns by severity.

  • Steps for managing minor burns.

  • Care for severe burns until medical help arrives.

  • Common mistakes to avoid in burn management.

• Choking and Poisoning

  • Recognizing signs of airway obstruction.

  • Techniques for clearing blocked airways.

  • First aid steps for poisoning cases.

  • Importance of identifying the toxic substance involved.

• Cardiac and Respiratory Emergencies

  • Recognizing symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest.

  • Providing initial care for asthma and breathing difficulties.

  • Identifying and responding to stroke cases.

  • Monitoring victims until advanced medical care is available.

• Role of the First Responder in Society and Organizations

  • Ethical responsibilities of first aid providers.

  • Promoting first aid awareness within institutions.

  • Importance of continuous training and knowledge updates.

  • Contributing to a safer environment through community awareness.