Disaster Basic Life Support (AHDR) online course
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The Basic Life Support (AHDR) course introduces concepts and principles to prepare health professionals to deal with injuries and illnesses caused by disasters and public health emergencies and to know the all-hazards approach to disaster mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
Topics covered in the AHDR Basic Life Support course include:
- Overview of cross-cutting risks.
- Natural and man-made disasters.
- Accidents, traumatic injuries, and explosives.
- Nuclear and radiological accidents.
- Biological accidents.
- Chemical accidents.
- Psychological aspects of terrorism and disasters.
- The role of the public health system.
Registration steps :
- Create an account: Create your personal account in the EMTC platform
- Register Trainee Information Name (Arabic-English), Mobile Number, Email Address
- Add the course to the basket: Select the program and click the Register button. Choose a date and time to attend the course
- Agree to the terms and conditions
- Payment: To complete the order and receive the program content, pay via the available payment gateways.
- Confirmation of enrollment: Interns will receive confirmation via text message or email.
- Arrive half an hour before class time
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