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    Days Seminar For MAPEH Teachers in STANDARD First Aid

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    The document outlines a 2-day seminar on standard first aid for MAPEH teachers. The seminar aims to provide teachers with the knowledge and skills to effectively administer first aid during emergencies. It will cover topics like calling emergency services, treatment principles, patient examination, wounds, head injuries, dressings, shock, unconsciousness, recovery position, burns, and fractures. Participants will learn through lecture-discussion and simulations. Upon completion, teachers will receive a certificate valid for 2 years. The seminar requires a first aid kit and aims to build teachers' emergency response capabilities.

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    Days Seminar For MAPEH Teachers in STANDARD First Aid

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    The document outlines a 2-day seminar on standard first aid for MAPEH teachers. The seminar aims to provide teachers with the knowledge and skills to effectively administer first aid during emergencies. It will cover topics like calling emergency services, treatment principles, patient examination, wounds, head injuries, dressings, shock, unconsciousness, recovery position, burns, and fractures. Participants will learn through lecture-discussion and simulations. Upon completion, teachers will receive a certificate valid for 2 years. The seminar requires a first aid kit and aims to build teachers' emergency response capabilities.

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    The document outlines a 2-day seminar on standard first aid for MAPEH teachers. The seminar aims to provide teachers with the knowledge and skills to effectively administer first aid during emergencies. It will cover topics like calling emergency services, treatment principles, patient examination, wounds, head injuries, dressings, shock, unconsciousness, recovery position, burns, and fractures. Participants will learn through lecture-discussion and simulations. Upon completion, teachers will receive a certificate valid for 2 years. The seminar requires a first aid kit and aims to build teachers' emergency response capabilities.

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    Days Seminar For MAPEH Teachers in STANDARD First Aid

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    The document outlines a 2-day seminar on standard first aid for MAPEH teachers. The seminar aims to provide teachers with the knowledge and skills to effectively administer first aid during emergencies. It will cover topics like calling emergency services, treatment principles, patient examination, wounds, head injuries, dressings, shock, unconsciousness, recovery position, burns, and fractures. Participants will learn through lecture-discussion and simulations. Upon completion, teachers will receive a certificate valid for 2 years. The seminar requires a first aid kit and aims to build teachers' emergency response capabilities.

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    “2 Days Seminar for MAPEH Teachers in Standard First Aid”

    I .Rationale

    The training program on Standard First Aid (SFA) is unique among the DOH-HEMS courses
    in that it focuses on building the emergency response capabilities of non-health professionals. It
    aims to provide laypersons the knowledge, skills, attitudes that will enable them provide
    efficacious first aid interventions during emergencies and disasters. effectual delivery of first aid
    is a significant factor of successfully avoiding the onset complications for those injured during
    emergencies, thus preventing unnecessary morbidity and mortality. Having people in the
    community who are capable of administering first aid is thus a crucial building block of an
    effective community response to emergencies.

    The participants’s workbook was designed to facilitate the learning and understanding of the
    topics presented in the sessions. The workbook has “fill-in” information for the participants to
    answer while the lecture-discussion is on going. This will serve as a trainee’s notes and reviewer.

    II. Objectives

    On completion of this training participants will be able to:

    1. The teachers should be able to know the basic information on provision of first aid for
    various accident
    2. The teachers should be able to apply the basic skills in first aid by having a simulation

    III. Activity Design

    A. Threads
     What is First Aid?
     How and when to call Emergency Services
     Principles Treatment
     Patient Approach & Examination (Scene Safety)
     Brief Introduction to Wounds and Bleeding
     Head injuries
     Dressing and Bandages
     Shock- Fainting
     Unconsciousness
     Recovery Position
     Burns and Scalds
     Fractures, Sprains, Strains and Dislocations

    B. Themes
    Learners are asked to consider what they already know about First Aid, and to identify
    any gaps in knowledge. An introduction to the 7 topic of well- being, including
    appendices, glossary of terms, word and audio files can be found in the Health and
    well- being zip file.

    IV. Timetable and Resources

    All successful candidates will be issued with a certificate of attendance by the DOH
    Training. Certification will valid for 2 years from date issue, thereafter subject to re certificate.

    V. Budgetary Requirements

     First aid kit


    TRAINING DESIGN
    “2 Days Seminar for MAPEH Teachers in Standard First Aid”

    SENORA FLORO
    MAPEH INSTRUCTOR

    JOAN BOLANTE
    MAPEH STUDENT

    September 26, 2018

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