Efficient Preparation for First Response Deployment
Texts and videos complement one another for a varied and comprehensive learning experience.
First responders bridge the critical phase in cardiovascular emergencies until the ambulance arrives. With our e-learning course, they quickly acquire the necessary knowledge – from raising the alarm and responding to the emergency to dealing with those affected, and the emergency services.
While many cantons rely on classroom-based courses to train first responders, these tend to be time consuming and tied to fixed dates.
E-learning offers greater flexibility to candidates who prefer to complete the basic course at their own pace and whenever they want. The online training is ideal for getting a large preparing many first responders ready for action quickly.
So far, around 250 first responders have completed the e-learning course.
The chapters focus on what is important and are easy to understand. Well done!
Anonymous participant
Learning objectives
Future first responders know:
- the origins and context of the first responder system
- their rights and obligations, as well as the code of conduct
- how to set up the mobile app for deployments
- how an alert and a deployment are conducted and the proper behavior in such situations
- the psychological aspects of a deployment
- where to get support if needed
Target group
The course is aimed at individuals who have basic first-aid skills:
- Laypersons with basic resuscitation skills
- Emergency services professionals
- Professionals with medical training
Course contents
The course content matches the basic physical first responder course:
- Module 1: First responder system
- Module 2: Alert app
- Module 3: Alerting and deployment
- Module 4: After the deployment
Course type
Moodle e-learning
Duration
Four modules, each approximately 15 minutes in duration
Language
German
Learning objectives were defined and a coherent structure, content and interaction concept were developed based on a target group analysis.
Chapter summaries, quiz elements and interactive exercises promote active learning.