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THE FIRST FOUNDATION COURSE

Foundations of Aeromedical Evacuation and Patient Transport

A practical foundation pathway from the purpose of medical evacuation to safe mission planning and structured patient handover.

8 lessons2 hours 35 minutes of contentAssessment and certificate
Direct access. No ChatGPT account or payment is required during beta.
01

A shared foundation

One practical language for beginners, clinicians, and aeromedical crews.

02

Progressive learning

Safety, assessment, and planning before advanced complexity.

03

Application over recall

Checkpoints and a mission scenario connect knowledge to clinical decisions.

COURSE CURRICULUM

A complete learning journey.

Eight concise lessons, arranged in order and completed at your pace.

01

What is aeromedical evacuation?

The discipline, mission types, and the responsibilities of each team member.

14 min
02

Patient selection and risk assessment

Determine transport suitability, urgency, anticipated risks, and the required level of care.

18 min
03

Stabilization and packaging

Turn an ABCDE assessment into a patient and equipment setup ready for safe movement.

22 min
04

Flight physiology and hypoxia

How altitude, gas expansion, noise, and vibration affect the patient and clinical care.

24 min
05

Equipment, oxygen, and medication

Select equipment, calculate reserve, and perform a structured readiness check.

21 min
06

In-transit care and emergencies

Trend monitoring, early deterioration recognition, and critical-event management in limited space.

20 min
07

Communication, documentation, and handover

A structured clinical handover that preserves information and closes the mission safely.

16 min
08

Mission scenario and final review

Apply the complete pathway to a practical case from activation through handover.

20 min
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