Emergency training

The emergency training follows a standardized concept and lasts approximately three hours. The focus and scope of the content can be flexibly adapted to the respective requirements and target groups – both in terms of topic and time. Standard training content includes: - Making an emergency call - Procedure in the event of unconsciousness - Breathing control and its special features - Lateral position - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) - Use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) - Advanced airway management - Realistic case simulations and role-playing For medical professionals, the training can optionally be expanded to include specific content, such as establishing venous access. Despite its structured approach, the emergency training remains flexible – practice-oriented, interactive, and adapted to the respective professional routine.

The emergency training is primarily aimed at medical professionals in medical, physical therapy, and other healthcare practices, as well as staff in nursing facilities. The training is also suitable for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge and confidence in dealing with medical emergencies – regardless of their professional qualifications.

Although the emergency training follows a clearly structured concept, it can be flexibly adapted to the needs and prior knowledge of the participants. The only requirement for participation is sufficient motivation to actively participate – no specific prior knowledge is required.