Course Overview

Health Science Theory 1b builds on the foundational knowledge introduced in Part A, guiding students into the practical skills and professional standards essential to the healthcare field. This course emphasizes safety, emergency care, trauma response, and the collaborative nature of healthcare practice.

Key Learning Focus

Students will:

• Review and apply safety protocols in healthcare environments.
• Learn how to assess and treat patients with common injuries and conditions.
• Identify and respond to emergencies, trauma, and complex care situations.
• Practice the basics of CPR and life support techniques.
• Explore the importance of team collaboration, communication, and conflict resolution in healthcare.

Instructional Approach

Through skill demonstrations, simulations, and collaborative activities, students practice essential clinical skills while developing the teamwork and professional behaviors required in healthcare settings.

Outcome

By the end of Health Science Theory 1b, students will:

• Demonstrate competency in basic patient assessment and emergency response.
• Apply CPR, life support, and trauma care skills in simulated scenarios.
• Incorporate safety and error-prevention strategies into patient care.
• Exhibit collaboration, communication, and conflict resolution skills valued in the healthcare profession.
• Be prepared to advance into specialized healthcare training and certifications.