Medical care in specialist rescue — KPP
KPP · Integrated into specialist exercises
Integrate Polish KPP care into specialist rescue exercises. Practise assessment with restricted access and connect the casualty's needs with the evacuation plan.
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This module integrates casualty care into specialist rescue exercises. It is for rescuers with Polish KPP qualifications who take part in technical operations and need to care for a patient with restricted access, an awkward working position or a small equipment set.
You practise the assessment possible in those conditions, select the actions needed before evacuation and maintain care during movement. You also work on explaining the casualty's needs clearly to the technical team.
The value of the module comes from practising the technical and medical parts of the task together. Its scope is adapted to the team's specialism and preparation.
Training content
- Patient assessment with restricted access or unusual positioning.
- Selecting necessary KPP interventions before evacuation and a limited equipment set.
- Patient preparation, continuity of care during movement and communication with the technical team.
Learning outcomes
- Participants adapt KPP care to access, resources and the evacuation plan.
- They identify medical reasons for adjusting the technical rescue plan.
Who it is for
Rescuers holding Polish KPP (qualified first aid) qualifications.
How we train
Workshops, problem-solving tasks and scenarios with discussion of decisions and repeated practice.
Environments and links
Integrated into a selected rescue specialism. Main contexts: rope rescue, technical rescue and structural-collapse rescue (DPR). Water and fire rescue depend on configuration. CBRNE is excluded.