Trainings “First aid skills in emergency situations”
On April 11 and 14, the Emergency First Aid Skills trainings were held, conducted by volunteers Adam McQuire and Holly Tann, certified military medics, founders of the British non-profit organization Casus Pax.
The trainings were attended by scientific and pedagogical workers and students of the Zaporizhia Polytechnic National University.
The participants practiced first aid skills: they practiced applying tourniquets, bandages, and using hemostatics.
Experts provided recommendations on the minimum set for first aid kit: at least one quality tourniquet, hemostatic, bandage, gloves, and scissors.
Thank you to Adam McQuire and Holly Tann for their great work! Such knowledge saves lives!
Participants’ feedback:
What did you like most about the event?
The way the information was given, the trainers’ charisma.
Yevhen Potapenko, Associate Professor
A lot of practice.
Volodymyr Goltvyanytsya, Associate Professor
It was very hands-on, highly relevant, and practical, especially the part where we learned how to use a tourniquet in emergencies. I also enjoyed the drama performed by Adam MacQuire that accompanied the training session – a very effective way to help the participants remember what they have to do and how. Thank you so much! It was absolutely engaging, and while I do hope to never need these skills, I appreciate the opportunity.
Olena Syvachuk, Senior Teacher
Practical tips, clear explanation, friendly atmosphere.
Viktoriia Horlachova, Associate Professor
Easy-to-understand, practical information about tourniquets and how to use them.
Roman Tovt, student
Important information about providing first aid for injured people.
Kateryna Pasholok, student
I really appreciated the detailed explanations and guidance I received during the training, as well as the professional feedback I received on my practical work.
Vladyslav Terletskyi, student
Funny moments and an interesting approach to work.
Anna Mulenko, student
