The objectives of level 1 emergency care training are to acquire the knowledge to:
- identify a vital or potential emergency situation
- perform emergency procedures appropriate to the situation and take part in the response to an exceptional collective or health emergency
.The training is organised around 3 modules (Arrêté du 30 décembre 2014 relatif à l'attestation de formation Gestes et Soins d'urgence)
Module 1: Management of vital emergencies
- Identify a danger and implement appropriate protection
- Alert
- Identify unconsciousness and ensure freedom and protection of the airways
-. Identify cardiac arrest and perform basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation with equipment
- Identify acute airway obstruction and perform appropriate actions
- Stop external haemorrhage
Module 2: Management of potential emergencies
Identify the signs of seriousness of a malaise, bone or skin trauma and perform the appropriate actions
- Identify the signs of seriousness of a burn and act accordingly
- Apply the elementary rules of hygiene
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Module 3: Collective emergencies and exceptional health situations
- Exceptional health situations: knowing how the health system response is organised (ORSAN scheme) and how it relates to the civil security response scheme (ORSEC scheme)
- To become part of the management plans for exceptional health situations in health or medico-social establishments, depending on the profession practised and the place of practice
The AFGSU level 1 is intended for non-healthcare professional staff working in a healthcare establishment, a medico-social structure or with a healthcare professional in a private practice, a nursing home or a health centre.
.12 people
The training takes place in person at the centre, which provides the ideal setting for building group dynamics, encouraging interactive discussions between trainees and making use of professional equipment.
Consultations and support with the educational advisor and/or the business liaison officer during the training course.
Taking participants’ satisfaction into account at the end of the training course.
For participants with disabilities: training and certification arrangements may be adapted, with support from the disability support officer.
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CESU-accredited trainer
Please call 04 94 58 61 58
Consultations by appointment.
Training is available between 15 and 45 days before the start of the course, depending on the funding body. Please contact us.

To work in a healthcare establishment, a medico-social structure or with a healthcare professional in a private practice, a nursing home or a healthcare centre.
.Access for people with disabilities
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Catering
Lunch can be taken in the school canteen or you can bring your own lunch and have it in a special room.Transport
The Collège Genevoix is ideally located at the "Le tombadou" exit of the A57 motorway, with free parking in front of and opposite the Collège. It is also very well served by bus: bus no. 1 stops at Ste Musse (every 10 minutes).Trainers authorised by a CESU
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