(CCEFR)
In an emergency, your physio can only do so much on their own. Having a team of trained responders takes a huge amount of pressure off your lead medic & most importantly - protects your players.
The CCEFR course is run at your ground so scenario-based training reflects your real situation in your own environment. Actions plans, communication & co-ordination of your medical response have to be practiced so that you're prepared to manage a real medical emergency.
Managing an emergency in cricket is a team effort. Advanced first aid skills & familiarisation with medical equipment are essential for your coaches (including S&C) & sport science staff to keep your players safe.
“Good balance of practical and theory
“Very good tutors in terms of teaching style – they kept me engaged throughout the course
“Very relaxed environment. The course was very easy to understand and very enjoyable
“"Training from Lubas is absolutely brilliant! The team loved it and we got so much out of it. Relevant training that opened up more questions for us about how we continue to train through the season as a group." - Jamie Thorpe - Lead Physio Somerset County Cricket Club
“"Lubas team - Thanks for the Emergency Responder course you delivered. I've had excellent feedback as usual from everyone. They all thoroughly enjoyed it and found the content specific to cricket really helpful. It’s raised some good thinking around our group. Thanks again and I look forward to growing our partnership with Lubas Medical." - Rob Leather, former Head Physio Leicestershire County Cricket Club
At County level, the following staff should complete annual CCEFR training:
Here’s a breakdown of the CCEFR course content:
Essential content
The following content can also be requested:
Country Cricket Emergency First Responder certificate of attendance will be provided for CPD & audit purposes.
Certification is valid for 1 year with annual training required to maintain competence.
