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Primary Care Academy (PCA)

Basic First Aid Workshop

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​This workshop is designed to equip members of public with basic first aid knowledge and skills required to attend to common injuries or conditions.  This is a half day workshop and is not a first aider certification course.

Course Duration

4 hours

Course Fee And Funding

$190 (excluding gst)

^NSA Training Grant Available and Skill Future Credit Claimable!

Venue
FMA Seminar Room
Ang Mo Kio Polyclinic
Programme Agenda


Course Information

  • ​State the aims of First Aid.
  • List out the roles and responsibilities as a First Aider. 
  • Identify the items required in a basic first aid box/kit.
  • Perform basic first aid for the following condition: 
    • ​Bleeding and wounds
    • Bites and stings
    • Allergy reactions- mild to severe
    • Burns and scalds
    • Shock
    • Fainting
    • Chest pain
    • Fits
    • Unconsciousness
    • Poisoning
    • Sprains and Strains
    • Head and Spinal Injuries
    • Fractures and Dislocations​

Members of the public


Ms Rafika Ramli​

Designation
Training consultant, Primary Care Academy

Credentials
Bachelor of Health Science (Nursing) University of Sydney 
Master of Education (Curriculum & Teaching) National Technological University
Pedagogical Certificate in Technical Education, Institute of Technical Education
Diploma in Adult and Continuing Education, Institute of Adult Learning

Areas of Teaching Interest
Nursing Education
Curriculum Development 
Mentoring
Adolescent Health
Life Support (BCLS+AED, CPR+AED, First Aid) 
Community outreach and workshops


Ms Angeline Yeo

Designation
Training Consultant & Care Specialist, Primary Care Academy  

​Credentials
State Registered Nurse 
State Certified Midwife 

Areas of Teaching Interest
Ambulatory aids for fall prevention
Basic clinical skills to Clinical Operation Staff and Frontliners
Community outreach and workshops
Health education and corporate talks



12 March 2025, ​1.30pm - 5.30pm​

N​eed help? Contact us at [email protected] or 6496 6683