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DFA is now Easier than ever to Teach: The Instructor Materials are designed to be simple and focused, and to make Disaster First Aid easy to teach even if you are not experienced at teaching. The Disaster First Aid training course is used by Fire and Police Department disaster preparedness C.E.R.T. programs, business and corporate Employee Safety programs, and schools student and faculty emergency preparedness training. The Instructor Package contains a 75-slide PowerPoint Presentation, a clear and practical Instructor Guide, an easy-to-follow Teaching Outline keyed to the slides and the text-handbook page numbers for each topic, all the forms you'll need including liability release, supply checklist, task checklist and more. | ||
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This is NOT “Standard” First Aid. Standard First Aid won't be much help in a disaster because it's based on the idea that Medical help will be available quickly. In a major disaster when a great many are injured, that will be impossible. Basic and Standard First Aid courses do not have the most important actions such as Rapid Triage - and they don't teach the time-bound priorities that can actually prevent the loss of lives and limbs. Disaster First Aid is the only course that teaches you what to do when normal 911 Emergency Services are overwhelmed by massive numbers of injured, and cannot immediately help everyone who may need immediate help. This course provides accurate, life-saving information and skills that can be done by the average non-medical person, from age 14 to seniors. This critical information is presented clearly and simply, in plain words. Disaster First Aid is the first professionally written, experience-based Citizen-level First Aid course for large-scale emergencies. It’s practical, compact, and relevant to today’s world. This course interfaces directly with the Disaster Plans and Protocols used by Public Safety personnel such as Paramedics, Police and Fire Departments, and Emergency Rescue Teams in California and most of the United States, . Disaster First Aid was written by an experienced Adult Education Teacher and Emergency Medical caregiver who is also a former Firefighter, Fire Training Officer, Emergency Medical Services Officer, and a currently practicing Hospital E.R. Emergency Medical Technician with more than 20 years of hospital and field experience.
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