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Level 2 Award in Prehospital Trauma Life Support

The Level 2 Award in Prehospital Trauma Life Support offered by OXQUAL develops essential competence in assessing, stabilising and safely transferring trauma casualties in prehospital environments.

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Overview

About this qualification

The Level 2 Award in Prehospital Trauma Life Support offered by OXQUAL develops essential competence in assessing, stabilising and safely transferring trauma casualties in prehospital environments.

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Develop relevant skills and knowledge that can support your next professional step.

Curriculum

What you'll cover

Key topics covered in this OXQUAL programme include:

  1. Prehospital Trauma-Care Principles
  2. Responder Responsibilities
  3. Scene Safety
  4. Initial Trauma Assessment
  5. ABCDE Approach
  6. Airway Management
  7. Breathing Support
  8. Oxygen-Therapy Awareness
  9. Bleeding Control
  10. Shock Recognition
  11. Head and Neck Trauma
  12. Spinal Precautions
  13. Chest Trauma
  14. Abdominal and Pelvic Trauma
  15. Musculoskeletal Injuries
  16. Fracture Management
  17. Triage
  18. Casualty Prioritisation
  19. Patient Packaging
  20. Safe Patient Transfer
Who this qualification is designed for
Audience
Audience

Who it's designed for

This OXQUAL programme is suitable for:

  • Emergency Medical Responders
  • First Aiders
  • Firefighters and Rescue Personnel
  • Industrial Safety Teams
  • Community Responders
  • Individuals preparing for advanced trauma training
Benefits of this qualification
Benefits
Benefits

What you'll gain

Successful completion of this OXQUAL programme can help learners to:

  • Develop prehospital trauma-stabilisation competence.
  • Improve rapid casualty assessment.
  • Strengthen airway and bleeding-control skills.
  • Improve spinal and fracture-management awareness.
  • Develop basic triage competence.
  • Improve safe patient transfer.
Assessment

How this qualification is assessed

The assessment pattern for this OXQUAL programme is outlined below.

  • Assessment Type: Written examination and practical skills assessment.
  • Format: Multiple-choice questions, scenario-based questions and trauma simulations.
  • Total Questions: 40 theory questions plus 2 practical assessments.
  • Passing Score: 70%.
  • Duration: 2 days (12–16 hours total).
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