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Vitale Functies Opleidingen offers you and your group a broad range of First Aid courses, training and workshops. We are also your partner for all your refresher courses.
Our courses are conform to the guidelines of:
- The Orange Cross (Het Oranje Kruis)
- The Dutch Resuscitation Council (De Nederlandse Reanimatie Raad)
- The European Resuscitation Council
- The Dutch Institute for Company First Aid (NIBHV)
- The Dutch Red Cross
- DAN Europe & International
- The Dutch Organisation of First Aid Instructors (De Nederlandse Organisatie Docenten E.H.B.O.)
- The International Liaison Committee On Resuscitation
At your own venue / in-company
From 6 students onwards, we can teach all our courses and training at your own venue/in-company. Our instructor comes to your compnay with all the necessary equipment.
You only need to reserve a suitable room (with power, a couple of tables for the equipment and enough chairs for all the participants). If you would prefer another venue, do let us know.
Dates and times
We plan all courses and training in cooperation with you. We offer the following possibilities: during the day, in the evening, on a Saturday.
Tailor-made trainings available.
To register for a course
Look at our complete curriculum and contact us via the Contact form on the CONTACT page.
You are of course welcome to ask for a free estimate.
Curriculum
Courses |
Duration (depending on student numbers) |
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24 |
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4 to 6 |
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15 or 8 hours (shorter training) |
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8
4 See special page 4 See special page |
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4 |
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15 |
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8 |
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2 to 3 |
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2 to 3 |
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4 to 5 |
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8 |
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Depending on the needs of the group |
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2 |
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Depending on the needs of the group |
See below for information on specific courses
First Aid Diploma course (inclusive Resuscitation with A.E.D.)
Duration: 24 hours
Programme
Providing First Aid
- Five golden rules
- Emotional reactions
- First Aid and the risk of infection
Disorders in the vital signs
- Consciousness disorders
- Breathing disorders
- Resuscitation with A.E.D. (Automatic External Defibrillator)
- Serious bleeding
- Shock
Injuries
- Wounds
- Electrical injuries
- Bruising and sprains
- Broken bones and dislocations
- Burns
- Heatstroke
- Hypothermia
- Poisoning
- Stings and bites
Bandages and equipment
Resuscitation / C.P.R. / A.E.D.
Duration: 4 hours
Programme
- The vital signs
- Consciousness disorders
- Breathing disorders
- Combination chest compressions and rescue breaths: resuscitation
- How to use the A.E.D.
- How to use a breathing mask / kiss of life
- Choking
- Recovery position
- The Rautek manoeuvre
- What to do with a vomiting casualty
- How to take over the resuscitation with a second First aider
Child First Aid
Duration: 15 hours (or 8 hours for the shorter training)
Programme
General
- The child and his environment
- Prevention and safety
- Five golden rules
- Children’s illnesses and their symptoms
- Child abuse
Disorders in the vital signs
- Consciousness disorders
- Breathing disorders
- Resuscitation of baby and child
- Serious bleeding
- Shock
Injuries
- External wounds
- Electrical injuries
- Bruising and sprains
- Broken bones and dislocations
- Eye, nose and ear injuries
- Dental injuries
- Burns and heat injuries
- Hypothermia
- Poisoning
- Stings and bites
Bandages and equipment
Life-saving Techniques
Duration: 8 hours
Programme
- Protocol to provide First Aid
- Assessment and techniques in case of disorders in consciousness, circulation and breathing
- Resusciation with A.E.D. (Automatic External Defibrillator)
- Recovery position
- Choking
- Transport of casualty
- How to stop a serious bleed
- How to apply bandages
- Burns
First Aid In & Around the Home
Duration: 4 hours
Most accidents happen in and around the home, often to children or senior citizens
- For example: what do you do if your daughter faints or your grandfather chokes on a piece of food?
- What do you do if your toddler swallows some washing-up liquid or is stung by a wasp?
- What must you do if someone has a broken leg due to a fall or an accident?
- And what action do you take with burns ?
In this course, you learn not to panic and to help somebody in a safe and efficient way. Each subject consists of a theoretical part and a part for the practice of the techniques
Sport First Aid
Duration: 15 hours
Requirement: the student already has a valid First aid diploma.
Programme
- Sport injuries
- Five golden rules
- Consciousness disorders (Skull injuries, brain haemorrhage and stroke, epilepsy, diabetes, the consequences of exhaustion)
- Breathing disorders (Asthma, COPD and sport)
- Circulation disorders (Local disorder due to trauma, narrowing of veins in the legs, acute compartiment syndrome, stitch)
- Skin injuries
- Muscles and tendons injuries
- Injuries to bones and articulations
- Head injuries
- Heat injuries
- Hypothermia
- The organisation of First Aid at sport events
- Overview of protection equipment in sport
- Bandages and equipment
First Aid for Trekking Injuries
Duration: 8 hours
Programme
- The formation of blisters
- Bandages and equipment used in the provision of First aid for trekking injuries
- Hygiene
- First aid for blisters
- First aid for bruising and sprains
- First aid for minor external wounds
- First aid for heat injuries (Cramps, heat exhaustion, heatstroke)
- Prevention
Extension session: 2 hours
This extension session is not part of the requirement for the First Aid for Trekking Injuries certificate. It is intended as extra information and practice on other injuries that could occur during long distance treks.
First Aid by Drugs & Alcohol Incidents
Duration: from 2 to 5 hours, depending on the choice of subjects and the needs of the group.
E.H.B.D.-U = Eerste Hulp bij Drugs en alcohol misbruik in het Uitgaanscircuit = First Aid by Drugs and Alcohol Abuse in the party scene.
The aim of the session is to provide information on:
The use / abuse of various drugs in the party scene
The properties of the most frequently used substances
Their symptoms
The combination of substances
The evaluation of the condition of the user when things go wrong: physical and mental evaluation
General First Aid to a user/abuser of drugs and alcohol: do’s en don’ts
Bandage Techniques & Minor Accidents
Duration: 8 hours
Programme
- Types of bandages
- Bandaging techniques
- Cover bandage
- Wrap bandage
- Emergency pressure bandage and stump bandage
- Pressure bandage
- Bandages and techniques for haemorrhage (Israeli Emergency Bandage/trauma bandage, Celox)
- Minor accidents
- Nosebleed, foreign object in nose, ear and skin, insect stings, ticks, jellyfish stings, knocked-out teeth, teeth through the lip, snake bites
- Bandages and equipment
First Aid Workshop for Children
Duration: from 2 hours, or longer depending on the needs of the group.
This aim of this workshop is to make children aware of the importance of safety and of providing First Aid in case of incidents. It offers a combination of theory and practice whereby the children actively help a casualty who has small wounds.
We also offer courses for:
First Aid Junior Diploma
- Group 5 & 6 of primary school
First Aid Youth A Diploma
- Group 7 & 8 of primary school
- Duration: 20 hours
First Aid Youth B Diploma
- Children from 13 to 15 years of age
- Duration: 24 hours
Thematic Information Sessions
Duration: 2 hours
We offer thematic information sessions on the illnesses related to the field of First Aid and on accident-related subjects.
Please do contact us if you have specific needs.
Safety Workshops
Duration: 2 hours or longer depending on the needs of the group.
Examples:
- Preparation to a business trip
- Safety on Holiday
- Safety on School Camps
- Preparation for a specific event