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This unique event combines knowledge, practice, and real-world experience, demonstrating how to provide effective assistance—regardless of the situation and limitations. We prioritize safety, empathy, and a professional approach to people with disabilities in life-threatening situations. It's a space for learning, action, and acquiring skills that can truly save lives.
LECTURES 10:00-11:00, room 100 (auditorium, Campus A)
10:00 Welcoming of guests and opening of the event by Dr. Marzena Podgórska, MD, PhD, Prof. GAMNS – Rector of the Gdańsk Academy of Applied Medical Sciences.10:05-10:15 Patient with disabilities in the Hospital Emergency Department.Learn about the challenges paramedics and medical personnel face when interacting with patients with disabilities. You'll discover best practices, real-life cases, and ways to improve communication and safety.
Daniel Zelewski – paramedic, lecturer at the Gdańsk Medical Academy of Applied Sciences.
10:15-10:30 Evacuation of a disabled victim.How to properly and safely conduct an evacuation? A firefighter's perspective, specific procedures, and situations that require an immediate response.
Captain Paweł Rudo - firefighter
10:30-10:45 First aid in the event of a panic attack for people with disabilities and special needs. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of a panic attack and how to effectively help someone experiencing severe stress or emotional crisis. You'll learn calming techniques, effective communication, and ways to support the person until their condition stabilizes. These skills are especially important when working with people with disabilities and special needs.
Łukasz Wodziński – paramedic, lecturer at the Gdańsk Medical Academy of Applied Sciences.
10:45-11:00 Emergency number 112 – how does a report for a person with disabilities work?Behind the scenes of an Emergency Response Center operator. What does a conversation look like? What information is crucial? How can you effectively summon help?
Marcin Michalski – trainer at the emergency call center.
11:00 – 11:30 Refreshments for participants.
PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS 11:00-14:00 (hall level 0, Campus A).
Evacuation on an evacuation chairParticipants will be able to practice evacuation procedures on their own. Practical skills that can prove crucial in crisis situations.
Choking – react immediatelyThese are among the most common life-threatening situations—learn to act without hesitation. Exercises on modern mannequins include assistance for adults, children, and infants.
First aid for wheelchair usersAdapting rescue operations to mobility limitations – practical scenarios and techniques.
Stroke simulatorPut on a special trainer and experience what the world is like for a stroke survivor. This experience will change your perspective and teach empathy.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)Exercises on phantoms for: adults, children, and infants. Repetition and practice build confidence.
Stopping bleeding – every second countsYou will learn effective techniques for stopping massive bleeding – one of the most important life-saving skills.
Why is it worth participating?
- you will gain practical life-saving skills
- you will learn the real procedures of emergency services
- you will increase your sense of security
- you will learn to help people with disabilities in a conscious and professional manner
- you will experience simulations that will stay in your memory for a long time
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The action is carried out as part of Task No. 7 "Systemic support for raising awareness of the university community" of the project entitled: "Gdańsk Medical Academy of Applied Sciences - accessible and friendly" No. FERS.03.01-IP.08-0104/24 co-financed by the European Union under the European Funds for Social Development 2021-2027 and from the state budget.