1. Introduction to the training
2. Risks/Hazards/Legislation
2.1 Risks and hazards
2.2 First aid guidelines and emergency plans
3. Anatomy and Physiology
3.1 Life conditions for the human body
3.2 Structure, functions, and signs – the human body
3.3 Serious and minor injuries – signs, symptoms, and functions
4. Management of an incident (emergency response)
4.1 Safety awareness and personal protection equipment in an emergency situation
4.2 Management of an incident
4.3 Emergency rescue teams and medical teleconsultation
5. Lifesaving and enhanced first aid using primary and secondary survey
5.1 The C in the A-B-C-D-E principle
5.2 Primary survey
5.3 C: Catastrophic bleeding
5.4 A: Airway
5.5 B: Breathing – cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
5.6 C: Circulation
5.7 D: Disability
5.8 E: Environment/exposure
5.9 Secondary survey
5.10 Damage and poisoning through contact with chemical/biological substances
5.11 Eye injuries
5.12 Broken bones and injuries to joints/muscles
5.13 Burns
5.14 Bites and stings
5.15 Significant injuries
5.16 Significant illness
5.17 Psychological First Aid
6. Pain management and further possible medication
6.1 Application algorithm of pain management
6.2 Further possible medication
7. EFA exercises (Scenario-based training)
7.1 Practice first aid techniques
7.2 Debriefing
8.1 Training review
8.2 Feedback session