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    The document provides an after-action report of an Emergency Medical Services enhancement training conducted from March 21-25, 2022 in Pontevedra, Negros Occidental, Philippines. Over 30 medical responders attended the 5-day training aimed at equipping participants with certifications and skills for effective pre-hospital care. The training covered topics like the human body, vital signs, medical and trauma assessments, and mass casualty response. It was conducted by skilled EMT trainers from DYA Filipinas and included lectures, skills demonstrations, and a simulation drill to practice vehicle extrication.

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    The document provides an after-action report of an Emergency Medical Services enhancement training conducted from March 21-25, 2022 in Pontevedra, Negros Occidental, Philippines. Over 30 medical responders attended the 5-day training aimed at equipping participants with certifications and skills for effective pre-hospital care. The training covered topics like the human body, vital signs, medical and trauma assessments, and mass casualty response. It was conducted by skilled EMT trainers from DYA Filipinas and included lectures, skills demonstrations, and a simulation drill to practice vehicle extrication.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Province of Negros Occidental


    Municipality of Pontevedra
    LOCAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANGEMENT OFFICE
    ---oOo---

    EMS ENHANCEMENT TRAINING


    AFTER ACTIVITY REPORT

    March 21-25, 2022

    Emergencies and disasters can happen at any given time to anyone either prepared or unprepared. And
    most often, the results can be traumatizing and catastrophic leaving people distraught and helpless. Loss of a
    human life is irreversible if only anyone knew how to perform a lifesaving procedure. And so, in light of recent
    events such as the Typhoon Yolanda last November 2013, the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
    Office strongly believes that everyone should be capable of performing lifesaving tasks in any event that would
    happen.

    Emergency Medical Services is an integral part of public service in the Municipality of Pontevedra
    which covers related ambulance calls such as medical and trauma like vehicular accidents, crime or violence
    related injuries or common household injuries aside of the mass casualty incidents brought about by natural or
    manmade hazards.

    The Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office recently trained all Medical
    Responders on Emergency Medical Services to enable them to cope with the new guidelines and skills on EMS
    like the Technical Education and Skills Development Act of 1994 Section 22, “Establishment and
    Administration of the National Trade Skills Standards” of the RA 7796 known as the TESDA Act mandates
    TESDA to establish national occupational skill standards. Emergency Medical Services NC II and NC III are
    assessments offered by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

    As per Administrative Order No. 2018-0001 SUBJECT: Revised Rules and Regulations Governing the
    Licensure of Land Ambulances and Ambulance Service Providers, personnel requirement of an ambulance shall
    be manned by an adequate number of qualified, trained and competent staff to ensure efficient and effective
    delivery of quality ambulance services.

    With all these guidelines, the MDRRM Office conducted a 5-day Emergency Medical Services
    Enhancement training last March 21-25, 2022 at St. Michael Activity center and attended 31partcipants which
    23 from the Municipality of Pontevedra and 8 from La Castellana DRRM iming to prepare all Medical
    Responders be equipped with certifications needed to enable them to perform and effective and efficient pre-
    hospital care in the community.

    The activities was conducted in Partnership with DYA Filipinas Inc. a Philippine Delegation of DYA
    (Détente Y Ayuda) originally founded in 1966 in Bizkaia Spain. The Missionary Order of the Augustinian
    Recollects spearheaded by Father Antonio Palacios, OAR, and Josė Manuel Gonzalez Duenas, OAR, paved the
    way for this international Non-Profit organization to continue its mission to the society to “STOP AND
    HELP”

    The 5-day activity was conducted by skilled EMT and EMS Trainer from DYA:

    Détente Y Ayuda Pool of Trainers and Facilitators


    ROWEL A. GERZON, RMT, MD, MBA-HA, APCHA

     Accredited Basic Life Support Trainer DOH


     Cadre: Incident Command System (ICS)-OCD
     Medical Officer : Provincial Health Office
     Team Physician: AEFI PHO COVID-19 Vaccination
     Head: PHO Incident Management Swabbing Testing Team
     Officer-In-Charge: Negros First Blood Center
     Physician : Negros First Emergency Response Team (NFERT)
     Master’s in Business Administration major in Hospital Administration
     Currently on PhD Program in UNO-R
     Diploma in Health Care Leadership and Management(DipHLM)
     Medical Director: DYA Filipinas

    KARLO MARTIN A. GERASMO, EMT

     Emergency Medical Technician under the Australasian Registry of Emergency Medical


    Technician
     Accredited Basic Life Support Trainer under Philippine Heart Association
     Emergency Medical Technician Instructor under Southeast Asian Pre-Hospital Emergency
    Care College and had undergone the Instructor’s Development Course accredited in
    (Southeast Asia and UK)
     Part time Instructor STOUT Risk Reduction Training and consultancy Management
     Stop the Bleed Trainer
     Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) Provider
     EMS NC II Holder- TESDA
     Safety Officer
     Trainers Methodology II Certificate of Competency II Holder
     Competency Assessor in EMS NC II ( TESDA )
     Currently the Chief Operations and Training Officer of DYA Filipinas Inc.

    LIEZL N. GERASMO, RN, EMT

     NC II Holder for Emergency Medical Services ( EMS) – TESDA


     Trainer’s Methodology - COC II Holder – TESDA
     Competency Assessor (EMS NCII TESDA)
     DOH Accredited Trainer -Basic Life Support (BLS), Standard First Aid, Nutrition in
    Emergencies, Surveillance In Post Extreme Emergencies And Disasters ( SPEED), Mental
    Health and Psychosocial Support
     SIX( 6) Years’ Experience In Pediatric Intensive Care Unit & Cardiology Nurse in Saudi
    Arabia
     Recognized Effort In Nursing Profession Awarded by the Ministry of Health-Saudi Arabia.
     Stop the Bleed Trainer
     Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) Provider
     One of the Author of Pre-hospital EMS Protocol-Region VI
     Asst. Nurse HEMS Coordinator- Provincial Health Office
     Training Coordinator DYA Filipinas Inc.
    JESSE RICO RIOS, RN, USRN
     Registered Nurse in the Philippines as well as in the United States
     EMS NC II Holder (TESDA)

    WILBERT P. AMBINO, EMT

     Emergency Medical Technician


     Basic Life Support Trainer (Philippine Heart Association)
     EMS NC II Holder TESDA

    ENGR. FRITZ CARLOS GERASMO, MECE

     EMS NC II Holder TESDA

    ROLAND JAPITANA, EMT

     EMS NCII Holder TESDA

    Lectures and skills demo where conducted during the training (see attached Itinerary of Activities). The
    activity ended with a simulation exercise on Vehicular Accident Victim Extrication and closing Ceremony
    graced by the MDRRMC Chairman Jose Maria A. Alonso.

    Prepared by:

    ARNEL D. GAREZA
    DRRM Training & Admin

    Noted:

    FAIRY GRACE A. ANDRICO, RN


    DRRM Officer III
    Date/ Time Course/ Topic Number of Hours
    Day 1 TOPIC  Number of Hours
    8:00 -8:15 AM Registration
    8:15-8:30 AM Prayer and National Anthem
    8:30-8:45 AM Introduction of DYA and Participants
    8:45-9:00 AM EXPECTATIONS
    9:00- 10:00 NN MODULE 1&2: PREPARATORY
    EMS SYSTEMS
    Workforce, Safety, and Wellness
    Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues 1 hour
    10:00 – 11:00 AM Human Body 1 hour
    11:00-12:00 NOON VITAL SIGNS 1 hour
    LUNCH
    MODULE 3: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
    1:30-3:30 PM Respiratory/ Cardiac 2 hours
    3:30-4:30PM Neurological/ Abdominal/ Diabetic 1.5 hour
    4:30- 5:30 PM Allergy and Substance abuse/Environmental 1 hour
    emergencies/Behavioral
    Day 2
    8:00 AM- 10:00 AM MODULE 5: PATIENT ASSESSMENT 2 hours
    ( MEDICAL)
    10:00 AM-12:00 NOON MODULE 6: TRAUMA
    LUNCH
    1:00 PM-3:00 PM Patient Assessment : TRAUMA 2 hours
    3|:00 PM-4:30 PM MASS CASUALTY incidents and Triaging 1.5 Hour
    4:30PM-5:00 PM Documentation 30 minutes
    Day 3
    8:00 – 10 :00 AM NC II Unit of Competency I 2 hours
    Basic Life Support (CPR)
    10:00 -12:00 Noon NC II Unit of Competency II 2 hours
    1. Implement safe access and extrication
    procedures in an emergency.
    2.Deliver pre hospital patient care
    3.Manage the scene of an emergency
    4.Manage the scene of a special event
    5.Manage routine scene
    LUNCH
    Day 4 – Skills Demo BLS
    Day 5 – Simulation Drill Patient Extrication

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