QNUK Level 3 Award In
BTACC is an enhanced first aid provider level focused trauma and casualty care course, Learners will be exposed to real life scenarios in environments which are greatly enhanced by live actors and simulation.
It is designed to support Emergency Services workers, Close Protection Operatives, Emergency Responders and High Risk Industry to respond to medical and trauma emergencies in the context of their role.
The objective of the qualification is to prepare learners to deal with serious medical and trauma incidents in a realistic and immersive way that develops knowledge, skills and confidence.
For workplaces who require candidates to be a workplace First Aider. They must complete a 3-day course to cover all elements of a First Aid Trauma Casualty Care (First Aid at Work) qualification. BTACC provides candidates with lifesaving skills using the M.A.R.C.H approach. M.A.R.C.H is a simple and systematic way of dealing with a wide range of life threatening and time critical trauma incidents. This approach was developed by UK Special Forces and has since been adopted by emergency services and emergency medical response teams throughout the world.
M / Major Haemorrhage Control
A / Airway Management
R / Respiratory and Resuscitation
C / Circulation and Shock
H / Head, Hypothermia and Handling
BTACC uses live actors as casualties to bring hyperrealism to the scenarios. They bleed, scream, faint and even fight back, just as an injured person would. We recreate real injuries using casualty simulation so that candidates do not have to imagine a wound, they will see it, feel it and treat it. All of this would be delivered in a realistic scenario and environment relevant to the candidates to maximise the learning experience and preparedness of your staff.
Learners must be at least 17 years old.
Due to the language of the theory assessment, it is recommended that learners have sufficient command of the English language in order to understand the assessment and to undertake the multiple choice question paper and oral questions.
Learners must have an understanding of basic First Aid and ideally have attended a 1 day First Aid Trauma and Casualty Care (FTACC) or Emergency First Aid at Work within the last 3 years.
Due to the nature of this course, learners should be physically capable of undertaking practical assessments in a range of environments. There are no other formal entry requirements but to benefit from the learning we advise that learners have a minimum of Level 1 in literacy or numeracy or equivalent.
BTACC is only available for group/client bookings. (Minimum of 4 learners).
The BTACC course is accredited and recognised by Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England). The BTACC course is clinically underwritten by suitably qualified Critical Care Doctors and Prehospital Care Clinicians provided by The ATACC Group and the wider ATACC Faculty and backed by the expert Medical Advisory Group
We are also able to offer a regulated BTACC qualification that sits on the regulated qualification framework (RQF). This has been developed in collaboration with Qualifications Network UK (QNUK), who are an Awarding Organisation (AO) regulated by Ofqual, Qualifications Wales and CCEA Regulation in Northern Ireland.
BTACC is the intermediate level course in TAG’s Integrated Emergency Care Programme (IECP). The IECP is a seamless series of courses which range from basic first aid and trauma care, intermediate and advanced trauma care through to advanced trauma and critical care. IECP is a systematic pathway to enhancing skills, knowledge and empowering people to save lives.
Duration:
● 2 days initial
● 1 day annual refresher
● 3 year validity
BTACC delivers a high level of enhanced first aid, specifically designed for emergency services personnel, high-risk workplaces and emergency response team members. Get in touch to book this course for your organisation.
Our industry leading delivery use expert casualty theatrics that immerse our delegates into a real-life educational learning experience.
we use high-quality simulation aides and swine products that are innovative and creative. creating delegated centred skill stations that boost confidence.
all of our scenario's foundations are built on from genuine emergencies that our training team have been involved with. eliminating made up scenario-isms.
we're the only rtacc provider who's training team consists of solely active paramedics and nurses with extensive experience in pre-hospital education.
First Response Emergency Care level 3 (FREC 3) is a 5 day pre-hospital care course that is specifically designed for those seeking a career in the emergency services, ambulance services, the event medical sector or those who work in high risk workplaces.
FREC 3 is also a regulated and nationally recognised prehospital care qualification that is clinically endorsed by The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care – The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and fulfils the competencies set out in the Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) skills framework at descriptor level D.
RTACC however is designed to meet the specific casualty care needs of the emergency services and high-risk industries, providing tried and tested life-saving skills in a 3 day course. RTACC offers a highly focused, well researched and totally current emergency care course for individuals who may potentially face casualties with life threatening trauma and medical conditions.
RTACC is a also a accredited course that meets the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care (FPHC), Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) guidelines level E of The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh (one level higher than FREC). Candidates will be empowered to manage serious medical and trauma emergencies in an immersive and engaging manner, developing knowledge, real-world skills and confidence.
RTACC guides the learner to identify and manage time critical injuries with appropriate interventions. Hands-on experience, live actors, casualty simulation and short highly focused lectures providing the perfect balance of theoretical and practical learning.
We have delivered both suites of courses and find RTACC to be a far superior course in terms of course syllabus, background and objective.
Yes.
As of October 1st 2021 anyone applying for a SIA licence will need to have undertaken a first-aid or ‘equivalent’ qualification. All of our Immediate Emergency Care Programme qualifications meets the requirements of the SIA for close protection officers and fulfils the SIA first aid requirements to obtain a Level 3 SIA license.
The purpose of this qualification is to develop learner’s knowledge and skills in casualty care (enhanced First Aid) relevant to a particular specialisation (responding to medical emergencies) within an occupation e.g. Emergency Services, Close Protection Operatives and industrial Emergency Response teams.
This qualification demonstrates to employers and education establishments a learner’s ability to develop their skills and knowledge in technical and non-technical skills and casualty care. It would strengthen a university application to study a healthcare related subject such as medicine, paramedic science and nursing.
The purpose of this qualification is to develop learner’s knowledge and skills in casualty care (enhanced First Aid) relevant to a particular specialisation (responding to medical emergencies) within an occupation e.g. Emergency Services, Close Protection Operatives and industrial Emergency Response teams.
This qualification demonstrates to employers and education establishments a learner’s ability to develop their skills and knowledge in technical and non-technical skills and casualty care. It would strengthen a university application to study a healthcare related subject such as medicine, paramedic science and nursing.
In addition to this RTACC, unlike its comparison courses has been created by subject matter experts in pre-hospital care that follows evidence-based practice meaning the course constantly evolves to remain up to date and consistent with the best standards in pre-hospital care.
Furthermore, unlike FREC and FPOS providers, all RTACC training providers have to be approved by The ATACC Group and pass a 5-day instructors’ package.
We’re true believers that you get what you pay for and every RTACC provider, irrespective of price will deliver a good package. However, The Medics Lodge aspire to deliver a great package therefore we do charge a higher course fee. For transparency to our clients, we charge more because not only do we offer more, but we also give more.
RTACC delivers a high level of advanced first aid, specifically designed for emergency services personnel and individuals who operate in high-risk environments. Candidates will be equipped to confidently manage time critical emergencies.
RTACC has become the course of choice for fire and rescue services, specialist police officers and industrial first aid/emergency medical response teams who operate in high risk, remote or non-permissive environments, not only in the UK but across the world.
RTACC has been designed by leading pre-hospital healthcare professionals and is internationally recognised. The course aims to ensure that all organisations and individuals are equipped to manage the most seriously injured.
Our standard RTACC package provides you or your organisation with a comprehensive range of tried and tested lifesaving skills in a 3-day course. All delivered by a team of active pre-hospital medics.
Our industry leading delivery use expert casualty theatrics that immerse our delegates into a real-life educational learning experience.
we use high-quality simulation aides and swine products that are innovative and creative. creating delegated centred skill stations that boost confidence.
all of our scenario's foundations are built on from genuine emergencies that our training team have been involved with. eliminating made up scenario-isms.
we're the only rtacc provider who's training team consists of solely active paramedics and nurses with extensive experience in pre-hospital education.
First Response Emergency Care level 3 (FREC 3) is a 5 day pre-hospital care course that is specifically designed for those seeking a career in the emergency services, ambulance services, the event medical sector or those who work in high risk workplaces.
FREC 3 is also a regulated and nationally recognised prehospital care qualification that is clinically endorsed by The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care – The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and fulfils the competencies set out in the Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) skills framework at descriptor level D.
RTACC however is designed to meet the specific casualty care needs of the emergency services and high-risk industries, providing tried and tested life-saving skills in a 3 day course. RTACC offers a highly focused, well researched and totally current emergency care course for individuals who may potentially face casualties with life threatening trauma and medical conditions.
RTACC is a also a accredited course that meets the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care (FPHC), Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) guidelines level E of The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh (one level higher than FREC). Candidates will be empowered to manage serious medical and trauma emergencies in an immersive and engaging manner, developing knowledge, real-world skills and confidence.
RTACC guides the learner to identify and manage time critical injuries with appropriate interventions. Hands-on experience, live actors, casualty simulation and short highly focused lectures providing the perfect balance of theoretical and practical learning.
We have delivered both suites of courses and find RTACC to be a far superior course in terms of course syllabus, background and objective.
Yes.
As of October 1st 2021 anyone applying for a SIA licence will need to have undertaken a first-aid or ‘equivalent’ qualification. All of our Immediate Emergency Care Programme qualifications meets the requirements of the SIA for close protection officers and fulfils the SIA first aid requirements to obtain a Level 3 SIA license.
The purpose of this qualification is to develop learner’s knowledge and skills in casualty care (enhanced First Aid) relevant to a particular specialisation (responding to medical emergencies) within an occupation e.g. Emergency Services, Close Protection Operatives and industrial Emergency Response teams.
This qualification demonstrates to employers and education establishments a learner’s ability to develop their skills and knowledge in technical and non-technical skills and casualty care. It would strengthen a university application to study a healthcare related subject such as medicine, paramedic science and nursing.
The purpose of this qualification is to develop learner’s knowledge and skills in casualty care (enhanced First Aid) relevant to a particular specialisation (responding to medical emergencies) within an occupation e.g. Emergency Services, Close Protection Operatives and industrial Emergency Response teams.
This qualification demonstrates to employers and education establishments a learner’s ability to develop their skills and knowledge in technical and non-technical skills and casualty care. It would strengthen a university application to study a healthcare related subject such as medicine, paramedic science and nursing.
In addition to this RTACC, unlike its comparison courses has been created by subject matter experts in pre-hospital care that follows evidence-based practice meaning the course constantly evolves to remain up to date and consistent with the best standards in pre-hospital care.
Furthermore, unlike FREC and FPOS providers, all RTACC training providers have to be approved by The ATACC Group and pass a 5-day instructors’ package.
We’re true believers that you get what you pay for and every RTACC provider, irrespective of price will deliver a good package. However, The Medics Lodge aspire to deliver a great package therefore we do charge a higher course fee. For transparency to our clients, we charge more because not only do we offer more, but we also give more.
