Paramedics, EMS and EMT professionals have to face life-or-death situations every day and keep the public safe. They deserve the best training available that will help in planning, prioritization and tactical strategies. The XVR incident commander provides medical professionals all the tools required to prepare and prioritize when arriving at the scene of an emergency.

Benefits of the XVR Incident Command System

- An interactive replacement for existing table-top exercises
- Makes a great addition to any medical training lab to focus on prioritization and correct use of resources
- Plan and prepare off-scene for emergency situations
- Define roles for all levels of your team, including Chiefs, Deputy Chiefs, Captains, Engineers, Paramedics, EMS and EMT professionals
- Practice scene control and incident command procedures with an interactive, highly customizable system
- Experience and learn from high-risk situations from the safety of a controlled environment
- Increase or decrease the level of difficulty of a scenario based on student success
- Easily linked to our Driving Simulators to create a full emergency response situation, including patient transfer
- Train in setting up triage centres, quarantines and patient prioritization using a tactical approach
- Communicate with commanding officers, dispatch and multiple agencies
- Training as a stand-alone exercise or link multiple participants together in the same scenario
- Maximize learner retention through an interactive and enjoyable training solution

Objectives

- Learn to make the right decisions under high-risk and highly stressful situations
- Risk assessment and prioritization
- Teach operational procedures and agency standards
- Encourage open communication
- Practice inter-agency response
- Plan for small and large scale situations, including mass casualties
- Validate and test procedures and agency planning
- Train in tactical planning with triage, patient transportation and prioritization

Scenarios & Environments

- Mass casualty incidents, including train derailments, airplane crash, explosions and natural disasters
- Triage and patient prioritization
- Assess severity of injuries
- Choose treatment solutions
- Motor vehicle collisions & extractions
- Choose appropriate transportation for victims, including helicopter, ambulance and bus
- Setting up field treatment areas and decontamination areas
- Patient stabilization
- Resource management

Training Resources

- Ambulances and road vehicles
- Patient transfer helicopters
- Paramedics, EMT and EMS professionals
- Stretchers and stabilizers
- IV, drips and first aid kits
- Triage and quarantine areas
- Extraction equipment
- Triage cards & prioritization selection

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