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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid
DESCRIPTION:Learn practical skills to assess a patient\, provide basic treatment\, and manage injuries or illness until professional help arrives. The WFA is 16 hours long (two days)\, and focuses on the basic skills of: Response and Assessment\, Musculoskeletal Injuries\, Environmental Emergencies\, Survival Skills\, Soft Tissue Injuries\, and Medical Emergencies. Following successful completion of the course\, a two (2) year SOLO Certification (Nationally Recognized) is provided. Learn more at the SOLO website. \nLearning Objectives: \n\n\nAssess and document a patient’s condition in a remote setting. Participants will conduct a systematic patient assessment\, recognize signs of shock\, document findings using SOAP notes\, and determine priorities when professional medical care is delayed.​​​​​ \n\n\nDemonstrate first aid treatment for common wilderness injuries and illnesses. Participants will apply appropriate care for musculoskeletal injuries\, wounds\, bleeding\, burns\, breathing problems\, allergic reactions\, and changes in a patient’s level of consciousness. \n\n\nRespond effectively to environmental and backcountry emergencies. Participants will identify and manage conditions such as hypothermia\, frostbite\, dehydration\, heat illness\, bites\, stings\, lightning injuries\, and drowning while using practical survival and evacuation principles. \n\n\nOptional CPR Add-On for $60 can be purchased during registration. CPR will take place on Wednesday\, October 19 following the first day of WFA. Exact time TBD. \nPlease note: In order to hold this pre-conference workshop\, the instructor is requesting a minimum of 8 attendees. If the workshop does not meet the minimum requirements\, attendees will be provided with a full refund.
URL:https://vermonttgc.org/event/wilderness-first-aid/
LOCATION:Jay Peak
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Universal High Efficiency Trail Assessment Process (HETAP)
DESCRIPTION:The Universal Trail Assessment Process (UTAP) and the High Efficiency Trail Assessment Process (HETAP) collect objective information about trail conditions such as grade\, cross slope\, typical and minimum clearance width\, surface type\, firmness and obstructions. Through classroom and practical\, hands-on trail assessment experience\, participants will learn how to objectively measure trails using UTAP and HETAP. Participants will also learn the details of UTAP measurements\, semi-automated wheeled information sensor package measurements\, and HETAP 3.0 Software. This workshop will discuss the benefits of objective information\, the application of UTAP and HETAP in diverse environments\, how to disseminate Trail Access Information (TAI)\, and how that dissemination meets the requirements of the new federal accessibility guidelines for outdoor developed areas.
URL:https://vermonttgc.org/event/universal-high-efficiency-trail-assessment-process-hetap/
LOCATION:Jay Peak
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SUMMARY:Adult + Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
DESCRIPTION:The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED program is designed to train rescuers to respond to medical emergencies in adults\, children\, and infants until more advanced medical personnel take over. Participants will be trained to recognize breathing and cardiac emergencies\, and to respond to such emergencies by performing CPR\, using an AED\, and providing any other appropriate care until medical personnel arrive. Participants will learn the proper response to sudden illnesses such as heart attack\, stroke\, and seizures. This training also includes a foundation of first aid for other injuries such as burns and external bleeding. You will receive your First Aid Adult\, Child\, and Infant CPR and AED certifications. \nThis is a blended learning course — there is a roughly 3-hour online training to be completed before the course. A link will be sent via a separate email with instructions after your register. \nLearning Objectives: \n\n\nRecognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies.\nParticipants will identify the signs and symptoms of breathing\, cardiac\, and other medical emergencies in adults\, children\, and infants and determine the appropriate emergency response. \n\n\nDemonstrate CPR\, AED\, and first aid techniques.\nParticipants will perform CPR\, use an automated external defibrillator (AED)\, and provide appropriate first aid for common medical emergencies and injuries\, including severe bleeding\, burns\, heart attack\, stroke\, and seizures. \n\n\nProvide effective care until advanced medical personnel arrive.\nParticipants will apply American Red Cross emergency response protocols to stabilize injured or ill individuals and deliver appropriate care until emergency medical services assume responsibility. \n\n\nPlease note: In order to hold this pre-conference workshop\, the instructor is requesting a minimum of 6 attendees. If the workshop does not meet the minimum requirements\, attendees will be provided with a full refund.
URL:https://vermonttgc.org/event/adult-pediatric-first-aid-cpr-aed/
LOCATION:Jay Peak
CATEGORIES:Training
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