Course Content

Participants will develop knowledge and practical skills in the following areas:

• Legal, ethical and workplace considerations relating to advanced resuscitation
• Chain of survival and principles of advanced life support
• Assessment of casualties in complex emergency scenarios
• Recognition of respiratory and cardiac emergencies
• Advanced resuscitation techniques and protocols
• Use of bag‑valve‑mask devices and other ventilation equipment
• Safe administration of oxygen therapy using appropriate delivery systems
• Operation and troubleshooting of automated external defibrillators (AEDs)
• Airway management techniques, including suction where applicable
• Infection prevention and control during emergency care
• Communication, handover and coordination with emergency services
• Post‑incident procedures, reporting and documentation

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Assess and respond effectively to complex medical emergencies
• Perform advanced resuscitation techniques in accordance with current guidelines
• Safely administer oxygen therapy using approved equipment
• Operate specialised resuscitation and emergency response equipment
• Maintain effective casualty care until medical assistance arrives

Learning Methods

This course is delivered using a combination of:

• Trainer‑led theory instruction
• Practical demonstrations
• Hands‑on skills practice
• Scenario‑based emergency simulations
• Group discussion and problem‑solving activities

Assessment

Competency is achieved through a combination of:

• Practical skills demonstrations
• Simulated emergency scenarios
• Verbal questioning
• Direct observation by a qualified trainer/assessor

All assessment activities are conducted in line with the requirements of the Training Package and current ARC guidelines.

Target Audience

This course is intended for workers who may be required to provide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy as part of their role, including first aiders, emergency response personnel, health and care workers, and individuals working in high‑risk or remote environments.