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About Study Course

Department: Department of Clinical Skills and Medical Technologies
Credit points / ECTS:2 / 3
Course supervisor:Oļegs Sabeļņikovs
Study type:Full time
Course level:Doctor
Target audience:Psychology; Law; Information and Communication Science; Management Science; Person and Property Defence; Social Welfare and Social Work; Social Anthropology; Sociology; Pedagogy; Pharmacy; Health Management; Political Science; Business Management; Medicine; Marketing and Advertising; Communication Science; Public Health; Juridical Science
Language:English, Latvian
Branch of science:Clinical Medicine; Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation

Objective

To improve students’ competency in civil and environmental protection matters, in accordance with the provision of the Cabinet Regulations No. 716 of 15 December 2017 “The Minimum Requirements for the Content of the Mandatory Course in Civil Protection for and the Content of Civil Protection training for Employees”.

Prerequisites

Biology, physics, chemistry (the scope of secondary school programme).

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

Students have knowledge of civil protection issues (in accordance with the Cabinet Regulations No.716 of 5 December 2017).
On completion of the course, students will have knowledge of:
• the structure, legal framework, organisation and management of the civil protection system; tasks, rights and duties of the State, local governments, legal and natural persons in the field of civil protection; hazardous objects, hazard identification and risk assessment; duties and rights of owners and legal possessors; civil protection commissions of local governments; hazardous substances, their classification and requirements for storage and transportation; requesting and providing international assistance; personal protective equipment in the event of a disaster; specific legal regimes and actions in specific areas.
• Students will understand various environmental factors, their impact on health and safety and action in various emergencies related to the environment.
• On completion of the course, students will be able to describe the principles of first aid in critical situations (e.g. stopping dangerous bleeding, resuscitation measures), as well as to organise calling for the first aid.

Skills

On completion of the course, students will be able to successfully demonstrate the skills of first aid in critical situations (e.g. stopping dangerous bleeding, resuscitation measures) as well as calling for the first aid.
On completion of the course, students will be able to:
• demonstrate first aid skills in critical situations (e.g. stopping the bleeding, resuscitation measures);
• appropriately manage the case and provide qualitative first aid before the arrival of EMS team;
• perform primary examination of victims in the pre-hospital stage;
• carry out basic life support for adults and children;
• provide first aid for choking casualty;
• control external bleeding by direct pressure;
• give first aid for casualty in shock.
On completion of the course, students will be able to independently, critically analyse, find information and data when performing identification of environmental health problems, as well as to evaluate the importance of them in promotion and strengthening of health.

Competence

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to provide appropriate high quality first aid for casualties with different critical conditions, using the resources available.

Study course planning

Planning period:Year 2024, Autumn semester
Study programmeStudy semesterProgram levelStudy course categoryLecturersSchedule
Social Sciences (sub-programme Business Management and Economics), DSZbve3DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Communication Culture and Multimedia), DSZkkm3DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Political Science), DSZpz3DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Social Anthropology, Sociology, Social Work), DSZsassd3DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Law Science), DSZtz3DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Health Management), DSZvv3DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Pharmacy), DVAf3DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Medicine), DVAm3DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Psychology), DVAps3DoctoralLimited choice
Planning period:Year 2025, Spring semester
Study programmeStudy semesterProgram levelStudy course categoryLecturersSchedule
Social Sciences (sub-programme Business Management and Economics), DSZbveeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Communication Culture and Multimedia), DSZkkmeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Political Science), DSZpzeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Social Anthropology, Sociology, Social Work), DSZsasdeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Law Science), DSZtzeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Social Sciences (sub-programme Health Management), DSZvveng4DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Pharmacy), DVAfeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Medicine), DVAmeng4DoctoralLimited choice
Health Care (subprogramme Psychology), DVApseng4DoctoralLimited choice