NZRC CORE Immediate
This course is for rescuers who might be expected to manage the early stages of cardiac arrest. Certification requires the learner to demonstrate a standard of simulated practical skills facilitated by self-directed learning before the course (one week minimum), face-to-face training and formal skills assessment.
After completing all assessments, the learner will receive their CORE certificate and be invited to provide feedback on their experience.
Participants:
- GPs undergoing Fellowship (also possible to do CORE Advanced)
Course content:
- Primary survey DRSABCD
- Basic life support for adult/child/infant
- Understanding and use of an AED
- Management of a choking adult/child/infant
- Use of oxygen and Airway management
- Emergency drugs
- Medical emergency scenarios: anaphylaxis and cardiac arrest
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Testimonial
We recently had an incident where a patient came into our GP surgery experiencing an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting. Each member of the team, from reception, nurses and GPs, remained calm, efficient, and focused on their role. The staff later commented on how well the entire team handled the situation. We reflected on how our annual emergency scenario training, which Natalie runs for us, has paid off and contributed to the smooth management of this real-life situation. This incident was a powerful reminder of the importance of preparation, clear communication, and teamwork. I’m proud of how everyone came together to deliver timely and effective emergency care.- Clinical Scenerios - Tracey Walls (RN) - Richmond the Doctors
Tracey Walls (RN) - Richmond the Doctors