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CATEGORIES:School/Library/Cont Educ., Health, Wellness, & Safety
CREATED:20200113T173210
SUMMARY:Denver, CO: Disaster/Travel/Wilderness First Aid Course
LOCATION:Mile High Youth Corps, 1801 Federal Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80204
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:\n\nCome LEARN HOW to SAVE LIFE and LIMB in an \n> urban disaster (natur
 al or terrorist) \n> rural area (not near a hospital) \n> travel anyw
 here \n> wilderness area\n\n*** YOUR SPOT IS NOT RESERVED UNTIL YOU'VE C
 OMPLETELY REGISTERED AT WWW.SOLOWFA.COM *** This is a 2-day class, 8:30am -
  6:30pm or 7pm each day both days.\n\nCourse INFO, ONLINE REGISTRATION, oth
 er locations & dates: www.solowfa.com\n\nOVERVIEW: \n> No prerequisi
 tes \n> For adults and focused teens. Know your loved ones are safe wher
 ever they are. \n> Hands-on learn how to care for an injured / ill perso
 n during the critical minutes or hours before ambulance / hospital arrival 
 \n> Blend of classroom instruction & hands-on rescue scenario practi
 ce \n> Approved by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), Girl Scouts of the U
 SA, American Camping Association (ACA), University of Virginia (100% reimbu
 rsement for certain academic employees), and more \n> 2-year SOLO WFA ce
 rtification \n> Counts as recertification for WFA, AWFA, WFR and wildern
 ess part of W-EMT \n> Testimonials: see below\n\nTOPICS: \n> Beyond t
 he ‘golden hour’: wilderness/remote travel/disaster-delayed EMS arrival inj
 ury challenges and long-term patient care \n> Patient Assessment System:
  thorough patient examination, treatment, monitoring, safety, and documenta
 tion \n> Orthopedic Injuries and Treatment: Sprains, Strains, Fractures,
  and Spinal Cord Management \n> Circulatory System Form and Function: He
 art, Blood, Blood Vessels, Lungs, Brain \n> Soft Tissue Injuries and Wou
 nd Treatment: Contusions, Abrasions, Lacerations, Flap Avulsions, Amputatio
 n, Punctures, Impalements, \n> Bites, Stings, Blisters, Burns, and Infec
 tions \n> Environmental Injuries and Treatment: Cold, Heat, Dehydration 
 and Wilderness Survival \n> Medical Emergencies and Critical Care: Shock
 , Allergies, Shortness of Breath, Brain Problems, and Heart Problems \n>
  Patient movement: spinal cord precautions and clearing; pre- and post-evac
 uation treatment \n> International Travel: preparing & packing for s
 afe travel, problem prevention before and during travel, and identification
  & treatment of many travel illnesses – presented in a special hand-out
  for those who indicate interest.\n\nWHY: Mired in a disaster zone, travel 
 or rural area far from a hospital, or natural area miles from an access poi
 nt … accidents, destructive weather, and terrorism happen, and all-too-ofte
 n members of a group are not capable of dealing with the emergency. This le
 ads to improper care of the patient, and endangers the entire group. Many r
 ecreational accidents are preventable, and improper care of trauma can comp
 ound even simple injuries. Very few first aid programs actually address the
  issues of providing emergency care in a setting where 911 is overwhelmed o
 r not immediately reachable. In this course, classroom instruction and Q&am
 p;A are interwoven with practical work and problem-solving exercises. Hands
 -on experience – a most powerful learning tool – during scenarios comprise 
 ~50% of class. 8:30am – 6:30pm or 7pm both days; you come away with actual 
 do-it-yourself care-giving confidence.\n\nThis is one of the most in-depth,
  hands-on 2-day first aid courses on the planet -- empowering graduates wit
 h actual care-giving Competence and Confidence to save life and limb. Satis
 faction guaranteed.\n\n> FEE: $215 for the 2-day dtWFA \n(note that anot
 her org in the region charges $275! You save $60!)\n\n> REGISTRATION ONL
 INE / MORE INFO: www.solowfa.com\n\nTESTIMONIALS (those without names are f
 rom post-course anonymous feedback forms):\n\n"The course blew my expectati
 ons out of the water." "I was ... in denial about what could go wrong in a 
 hike. I feel much more prepared now. Everyone who hikes should take this co
 urse!" "It was the *very best* first aid I ever attended and I've attended 
 many." "The numerous examples of hands-on practice in evaluating, moving an
 d treating patients gave us lots of practice in applying what we learned." 
 "Best instructor on the East Coast (based on 4 other courses)." "The encycl
 opedia knowledge of the instructor. The instructor's willingness to address
  questions, and willingness to provide individualized attention." "When I w
 alked in the door, the idea of being responsible for someone in a backcount
 ry {or disaster} medical emergency was terrifying. Now I feel confident tha
 t I can help." "I came upon a motorcycle accident with 3 injured people. I 
 was able to preserve their lives because of my SOLO training." - 2-day cour
 se graduate Jacquie W., 10/31/2013\n\n"Shortly after receiving my WFA cert 
 ... I was one of the first to arrive at the rolled SUV and assessed the sce
 ne. Most of the emergent volunteers were milling around the SUV, wondering 
 what to do ... I took control to treat her ... Police and fire/rescue had n
 ot yet arrived, although plenty of 911 calls went out ... I credit being ab
 le to successfully treat my 'patient' to your WFA training." Ian K., 6/5/20
 08\n\n>> More testimonials: www.solowfa.com/course-reviews-MEDIC-SOLO
 -disaster-wilderness-first-aid.htm\n\n>> REGISTRATION ONLINE + MORE I
 NFO: www.solowfa.com\n\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/562657130972064/\
 n
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