ACTIVITY DESIGN

TITLE Standard First Aid- Basic Life Support with AED Operation
Training Course
DATE February 13-17, 2023
VENUE Kidapawan Emergency Local Call Center
BUDGETARY COST 64,000.00
SOURCE OF FUND General Fund
TRAINING PROVIDER Philippine Red Cross
TARGET Kidapawan Emergency Call Center Personnel
PARTICIPANTS

I. RATIONALE
A comprehensive first aid course where participants learn how to recognize and manage
an assortment of injuries and medical emergencies. It has a minimum of 32 hours lecture-
discussion and demonstration that includes such topics as determining unconsciousness,
treating wounds and burns, controlling bleeding, treating injuries to bones, muscles, and
joints, managing shock and poisoning, and preventing and caring for sudden illness,
including heat and cold emergencies, cardiac emergencies, airway and breathing emergencies
and other special situation with first aid management.

II. OBJECTIVES
a. General Objective:
This course aims to educate citizen/ individuals to respond and give the standard
immediate first aid intervention to a sick and injured person on a Health Emergencies
situation. This course teaches First Aid skills, proper patient assessment and appropriate
lifting and moving skills that a patient needs by equipping the participants with the
appropriate knowledge and skills and act as first link in the emergency medical services
system.
b. Specific Objective:
At the end of the course, the participants shall be able to:
 Give proper and immediate care to an injured person or those taken suddenly ill;
 Identify ways to at least lessen if not totally prevent injuries and/or illnesses that may
happen at any time and place;
 Respond to emergencies with confidence and observe guidelines in
giving care;
 Perform basic (light) rescue and extrication and endorse properly a cared to a
physician or to a medical facility;
 Participants will be registered/oriented as members/Volunteers of the Red Cross 143
program.

III. EXPECTED OUTPUT/OUTCOME

Training Output: (4 days)
 Well-equipped Kidapawan Emergency Call Center Personnel and operators in terms of
First Aid and Basic Life Support skills.
IV. METHODOLOGY
The workshop will be conducted using participatory and classroom-type approaches. All sessions
will be facilitated and properly documented employing the following methodologies:
 a. Input/Lectures
b. Presentations
c. Small Group Discussions
d. Workshops/Simulations
3 phases:
1. Mentors will do
2. Mentors and trainees will do together
3. Trainees will do and mentors will observe
e. Others, when applicable

Pre-reading materials will be provided to the participants once they are ready, and preferably
before the actual conduct of the workshop to obtain valuable feedback and inputs from the
participants during the workshop.

V. ACTIVITY SCHEDULE:

DAY 1
Lesson Sub Lessons Methodology Lesson Competency
Course Course Lecture-discussion
Orientation Requirements
I Introduction to Definition of first aid Lecture-discussion Proper donning
First Aid First aid objectives Demonstration/Practice and doffing of
Concept and basic PPE, removal
principles Health of Gloves
risks and hazards
Proper removal of
used protective
gloves
II Emergency Scene size-up Lecture-discussion Checking of
Action Principles Primary assessment Demonstration/Practice airway, breathing
Activating medical and circulation
help Secondary Hotline Numbers
assessment Log-roll SAMPLE HX,
technique Opening Opening of
of the airway, Airway, Recovery
Checking of Position, Head to
Breathing and Pulse toe Examination
H.A.I.N.E.S.
recovery position
Head-to-toe
examination
III Cardiac Heart Attack and Lecture-discussion Compression Only
Emergencies Cardiac Arrest Demonstration/Practice CPR, 1 Rescuer
Cardiopulmonary CPR, Group CPR
Resuscitation (CPR) with different
Automated External barriers
Defibrillator (AED) Attachment of
Pads (Adult and
Child)
Defibrillation
IV Airway and Foreign-body Back Slaps, Chest
Breathing obstruction Asthma Thrust, Abdominal
Emergencies attack Thrust
Hyperventilation
Airway obstruction
management for
adult, child and
infant Metered-dose
inhaler
V Bleeding and Bleeding Shock Shock
Shock Direct pressure to Management
control bleeding
Proper body position
DAY 2
VI Soft Tissue Wounds Burns Bandaging
Injuries Bandaging Care for Techniques,
wounds and impaled Different control
object Tying and of bleeding
untying a square
knot Bandaging
technique using
triangular bandage
and gauze or elastic
roll bandage
VII Poisoning Ingested poison
Inhaled poison
Injected poison
Absorbed poison
Care for snakebites
VIII Head and Causes and Manual
Spine Injuries prevention Head Stabilization, Head
injury Concussion and Spinal
Spinal Injury Assessment
Assessment of head
and spinal injuries
Manual stabilization
of the head and spine
Helmet removal
Loading and
securing to a
backboard
DAY 3
IX Bones, Joints Strain Sprain Assessment of
and Muscle Dislocation Fracture Stroke, Diabetic,
Injuries Splinting of injured Seizure, Allergic
extremity Sling reaction
application Management to
X Medical Stroke Diabetic Heat/Cold
Emergencies emergencies Emergencies
Seizures
Anaphylaxis
Fainting
XI Environmental Heat cramp Heat
Emergencies exhaustion Heat
stroke Hypothermia
XII Special Emergency
Situations Preparedness and
Evacuation
Emergency
childbirth Aquatic
 Emergencies
DAY 4
XIII Lifting and Emergency move Transfer
Moving Non-emergency Techniques
move Lifting and
carrying guidelines
Emergency move
techniques
Nonemergency
move techniques
Evaluation Bandaging technique Knowledge and Skills Test,
Immobilization Simulation Exercise and
technique Transfer course Evaluation
technique
DAY 5
Emergency Emergency Dispatch Lecture-discussion
Dispatch System Demonstration/Practice
Overview Proper Dispatch
Methods
Proper Reporting
and Monitoring

VI. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS

Particulars Estimated/Unit Cost Total Cost

Training Registration Fee

Inclusions:
 Internationally acknowledged Certificate
 Premier Bronze Membership Accidental
1,500.00 per pax x 17 pax 25,500.00
Assurance Benefit (MAAB aka
reimbursement insurance)
 Usage of training equipment and FA-BLS
Manual
 Triangular Bandage

350.00 per pax (1 meal, 2

Meals & Snacks 35,000.00
snacks) x 20pax x 5 days

Honorarium
 Training Coordinator 1,500.00 x 1 pax= 1,500.00 3,500.00
 Training Instructor/Facilitator 1,000.00 x 2 pax= 2,000.00

GRAND TOTAL 64,000.00

Prepared by: Approved by:

SANDRE FINA FATIMA C. ONTAL ATTY. JOSE PAOLO M. EVANGELISTA
City Mayor