Emergency Care Learning Lab – Hands-on emergency care training

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Product overview

Airway and breathing · Circulation · Casualty care

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Product overview

Emergency Care Learning Lab packages thirty-five practical emergency-care skills in a portable backpack. It supports adult and paediatric refresher training outside a dedicated simulation centre, including clinical, pre-hospital and first-response settings.

  • Adult and infant manikins support airway, ventilation, oxygen-therapy and CPR practice, with QCPR feedback on compressions and ventilations.
  • Components cover oral/nasal airway adjuncts, choking response, suction, needle decompression and open-chest-wound discussion.
  • Wound, bleeding and vascular modules support deep packing, tourniquets, cannulation, injury assessment and wound care.
  • A uterus trainer adds assessment of firm and atonic uterine states.
  • Nested components simplify transport and repeated short sessions; self-healing access modules reduce consumable requirements.
  • Locally supplied consumables complement the kit. The supplier suggests at least two kits for an initial Basic Emergency Care class of twenty learners.

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Product features

Portable and durable

Portable and durable

Training components are nested into a lightweight 9 kg backpack, making it easy to transport. The kit is designed to withstand hundreds of hands-on trainings, simulations, and demonstrations.

Easy to use

Easy to use

Practice lifesaving skills and realistic scenarios—perfect for team training, skills training, and strengthening emergency preparedness in both clinical and pre-hospital settings.

Train Whenever, Wherever

Train Whenever, Wherever

Designed for low-dose, high-frequency refresher training, helping healthcare providers maintain lifesaving skills over time.

Head Section Model

Head Section Model

An anatomical model for visualization of key airway management techniques, including head tilt-chin lift, jaw thrust, and placement of OPA and NPA tubes.

Little Baby QCPR

Little Baby QCPR

Baby manikin for practicing airway management, choking response, BVM ventilation, suctioning, oxygen therapy, and CPR.

Needle Decompression

Needle Decompression

Chest model for emergency needle decompression. It can also be used as an anatomical model for management of sucking chest wound.

Deep Wound

Deep Wound

For practicing deep wound packing.

IV Pads

IV Pads

For practicing the insertion of an IV cannula.

Foam Rolls

Foam Rolls

For wound demonstration and how to apply a tourniquet.

Wounds

Wounds

Wound management covers burns, lacerations (small and large), gunshot wounds, deep tissue injuries, snake bites, bleeding vessels, and open fractures.

Uterine Massage Trainer

Uterine Massage Trainer

Specifications

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Product Specification
  • Product size (L x W x H) [cm]
  • 68×43×39 cm (backpack, excl shipping carton)
  • Product weight (kg): 8.5 kg (excl shipping carton)

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Product details

Which of the skills in the Basic Emergency Care program can I train with this kit?

The kit supports practical Basic Emergency Care tasks for which practising on another learner is unsuitable. The linked skills overview distinguishes kit-based tasks from peer practice.

Emergency Care Learning Lab

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What do I need in addition to the Emergency Care Learning Lab to conduct a Basic Emergency Care training?

Locally supplied consumables complement the training tools in the backpack.

How many training courses can an Emergency Care Learning Lab last for?

Components are designed for repeated courses with few consumables. A locally sourced Foley catheter provides replacement IV-pad tubing. The self-healing decompression and IV modules are designed for more than 1,000 insertions; a smaller training needle, such as 1.1 mm rather than 1.7 mm, can extend their life.

What testing has been done to ensure the Emergency Care Learning Lab supports the Basic Emergency Care course?

Development involved WHO, ICRC, MSF, African and Asian emergency-medicine societies and BEC master trainers from Nepal, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Egypt, Rwanda, Uganda and South Africa. The supplier reports testing in more than twenty BEC courses and pilots of WHO Community First Aid Response and Basic Critical Care courses.

How many kits would I need for my training?

The suggested initial class arrangement is at least two kits for twenty learners. Keeping a kit at each participating hospital supports ongoing refresher training.

Can I choose where the donated units will go?

Donated units are distributed in coordinated batches through Acute Care Action Network partners to qualified programmes in low-resource or humanitarian settings. Individual buyers cannot select a destination for a single donated unit.

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