SOM-K – Security Officer Medic Kurse
Il corso è accreditato dall’IPSC e dalla Federazione Svizzera per il Tiro Dinamico per il rilascio della certificazione “Security Officer – Medic Kurse”
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The course is accredited with the IPSC and the Swiss Association for Dynamic Shooting as Authorised “Security Officer – Medic Kurse”
Scopi del corso
Per sparare sono necessarie responsabilità, precisione e concentrazione. Se uno di questi elementi dovesse venire a mancare, potrebbero verificarsi gravi incidenti. Le armi da fuoco non sono di per sé stesse pericolose, è nel momento in cui ne viene fatto un uso improprio, con leggerezza, mancanza di addestramento e disattenzione che allora possono accadere gli incidenti.
Per questi motivi, il corso SOM-K SECURITY OFFICER MEDIC KURSE è parte integrante dell’addestramento DI OGNI ASPIRANTE SECURITY OFFICER. obiettivo del corso è che ogni partecipante venga formato al primo soccorso in caso di incidente, in particolare per ferite da arma da fuoco o da scheggia. FOCUS DEL CORSO E’ SULL’ARRESTO DELLE EMORRAGIE MASSIVE, SULLA PRIMA GESTIONE DEL TRAUMA TORACICO E SULLA PREVENZIONE DELL’IPOTERMIA, ATTRAVERSO L’USO DEL LACCIO EMOSTATICO (TOURNIQUET), DEL BENDAGGIO COMPRESSIVO (ISRAELIANO), DEL TRATTAMENTO DELLE FERITE GIUNZIONALI (ZAFFATURA) DEL BENDAGGIO OCCLUSIVO TORACICO (CHEST SEAL) E DELLA COPERTA TERMICA METALLINA.
I discenti impareranno a preparare ed utilizzare un kit di primo soccorso individuale o IFAK, nonché ad impiegare concetti di Medical Intelligence (prevenzione e gestione degli incidenti attraverso la preventiva preparazione e presa di informazioni di interesse medico).
Ne risulta che questo tipo di formazione non sia rilevante solamente per gli aspiranti Security Officer, ma che tale approccio alla prevenzione e alla preparazione al saper agire in caso di incidente sia di estrema importanza per tutti quei soggetti i quali, siano essi appassionati di tiro a fuoco o professionisti che le usano a scopo professionale, i quali in generale frequentano uno stand di tiro. Tutti siamno soggetti a potenziali incidenti, per nostra causa o per causa di terzi, la differenza la fa la nostra preparazione a rispondere ad essi.
‘’IL DESTINO DI UN FERITO E’ NELLE MANI DEL PRIMO CHE GLI APPLICA IL PRIMO BENDAGGIO’’ (M.D. N. SENN,1987)
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Course Goals
Shooting requires responsibility, precision and concentration. If one of these elements get missed, serious accidents could occur. Firearms are not dangerous by themselves, it is when they are used improperly, with lightness, lack of training and carelessness that accidents can happen.
FOR THESE REASONS, the SOM-K, SECURITY OFFICER MEDIC KURSE, IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE TRAINING OF EVERY ASPIRING SECURITY OFFICER. The course objective is for every participant to be trained in first aid in the event of an accident, in particular for gunshot or shrapnel wounds. THE COURSE FOCUS IS ON THE STOP OF MASSIVE BLEEDING, THE INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF CHEST TRAUMA AND THE PREVENTION OF HYPOTHERMIA, THROUGH THE USE OF A TOURNIQUET, A COMPRESSIVE BANDAGE (ISRAELI), THE TREATMENT OF JUNCTIONAL WOUNDS (WOUND PACKING), A CHEST SEAL AND A METALLIC THERMAL BLANKET.
Students will learn how to make up and use an individual first aid kit or IFAK, as well as to employ concepts of Medical Intelligence (prevention and management of accidents through preventive preparation and collection of information of medical interest).
It follows that this type of training is not only relevant to aspiring Security Officers, but that this approach to prevention and preparation for knowing how to act in the event of an accident is extremely important for all those who are passionate about shooting or professionals who use firearms, who generally frequent a shooting range. We are all subject to potential accidents, due to ourselves or due to third parties, the difference is on our preparation to respond to them.
“the fate of the wounded rests in the hands of the one who applies the first dressing” (m.d. n. senn, 1987)
Course Content
Argomenti
- Preparazione ed utilizzo di uno kit di primo soccorso Shooting Range Personal IFAK
- Principi di applicazione del TECC – Tactical Emergency Casualty Care for Bystanders
- Assessment del paziente secondo l’algoritmo M.A.R.C.H.
- Controllo delle emorragie massive (Uso del Tourniquets, bendaggi compressivi (Israeli), bendaggi emostatici e zaffatura della ferita
- Trauma toracico e gestione della difficolta respiratoria (uso del Bendaggio Occlusivo)
- Pianificazione medicaed Intelligence medica
- Scenari e simulazione di eventi di trauma
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Syllabus
- Preparation and use of a Shooting Range Personal IFAK
- TECC principles
- Patient assessment (M.A.R.C.H.)
- Catastrophic haemorrhage control (Use of Tourniquets, Pressure (Israeli) Bandages, Hemostatic bandages and wound Packing
- Chest injuries and breathing management (use of Chest seals)
- Medical planning and Medical Intelligence
- Trauma moulages
Course Duration
The course run on a blended delivery mode over 1 theoretical and practical, intensive day, on a continous assessment.
Entry Criteria
The entry is open to all learners that satisfy this minimum requirements:
- A good command of Italian or English language either spoken, read and written.
Course Delivery
The course is a combination of classroom theory and practicals.
Course Assessment
Assessment takes the form of:
- Skills demonstrations
- Medical simulations
What is Included
Classroom/Practical course, certifications
Course Languages
Italian or English
Course Location
Forte Mondascia, Biasca, Ticino – Switzerland
Certification
Saint Michael SOM-K Security Officer Medic Kurse Awarding Certificate (Valid as “IPSC Security Officer Medic Kurse” for the release of IPSC Security Officer Certification)
American College of Surgeon Stop The Bleeding Certificate.
TECC PRINCIPLES
The applications of the TECC guidelines for civilian Fire/EMS medical operations are far reaching, beyond just the traditional application in tactical and law enforcement operations. The medical response to almost any civilian scenario involving high risk to responders, austere environments, or atypical hazards will benefit from the guidelines, including active shooter response, CBRNE and Terrorism related events, mass casualty, wilderness/austere scenarios, technical rescue events, and even traditional trauma response.
The goals of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care include:
- To balance the threat, civilian scope of practice, differences in civilian population, medical equipment limits, and variable resources for response to atypical emergencies
- To establish a framework that balances risk:benefit ratio for all civilian operational medical response
- To provide guidance on medical management of preventable deaths at or near the point of wounding
- To miniminize provider risk while maximizing patient benefit
What is TECC?
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines are a set of best practice recommendations for casualty management during civilian tactical and rescue operations. Based upon the principles of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), TECC accounts for the differences in the civilian environment, resources, patient population, and scope of practice from the military combat environment of TCCC. The Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC) is modeled after the Committee for Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) and is comprised of a broad range of interagency operational and academic leaders in the practice of high threat medicine and fire/rescue from across the nation, including members from emergency medicine, emergency medical services, police, fire, and the military special operations community. C-TECC remains an independent civilian entity but maintains a close relationship with CoTCCC for guidance and support. Taking into account that wounding patterns and mechanisms of injury may be similar in civilian incidents involving ballistic and explosive wounding, TECC recommends treatment modalities based on the situation and available assets. The primary TCCC tenants of placing far forward timely medical care, and doing the right thing at the right time, are also paramount in the TECC guidelines. As with TCCC, TECC is divided into three phases of care based on the relationship of the provider, the casualty, and the threat. Considerable expertise and effort has gone into the development of a civilian operational medical standard in parallel to the successful guidelines of Tactical Combat Casualty Care. Known as Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, this new standard utilizes data and experiences from the military and accounts for the differences of operating in the civilian sector. The TECC guidelines will continue to be updated using evidence-based medical best practices and will remain under the custodianship of the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care.
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