EHBOcursus
EHBOcursus, short for "Eerste Hulp Bij Ongevallen" course, is a first aid training program common in Dutch-speaking regions. It equips participants with practical skills and knowledge to recognize medical emergencies, provide initial care, and stabilize a person until professional help arrives.
Typical topics include assessing safety, summoning help, performing CPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED),
Training is usually hands-on and involves practice on manikins and with equipment such as dressings and splints.
Upon completion, participants receive a certificate. The certificate's validity differs by country and provider, typically ranging
EHBOcursussen are common for a wide range of audiences, including employees, teachers, caregivers, parents, and sports
Content and terminology may vary between countries, but the core goal remains the same: enabling rapid, competent