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Very good course, everything that is explained is useful and easy for ordinary people to understand. help to be more professional in becoming a PFA Volunteer. highly recommended!!

Ottimo corso, non avendo molta dimestichezza con la lingua inglese ho avuto qualche difficolt脿 con la traduzione.

mi piacerebbe che il corso avesse unatraduzione anche in italiano

It was a very nice course. I shows fundamentals quite clearly and uses examples also George looks quite compassionate and caring which I think this really means something to him

Acredito que o curso seja extremamente 煤til, mas o fato das aulas expositivas serem dadas em slides fez com que algumas partes fossem um pouco mon贸tonas, embora bem relevantes.

The course is informative and comprehensive. The material may be a little dry; nonetheless, I recommend this course for anyone to expand their horizon for when disasters occur.

Awesome course, I know it's hard to get some kind of real experience but an improvement could be making a imaginary scenerio to manage by our selfs to use what we had learned

Very interesting and indepth course. I did find accessing the Forum discussions a tad puzzling and getting back to the course was not always easy but overall well presented.

I really enjoyed the class and how it was easily broken down into 5 steps, RAPID. However, I would have liked some more examples/simulation videos of how to 'do it right.'

A good course to learn the basics of PFA.

I would have liked a response the answers to the triage practice in the forum. Otherwise, the course was engaging and interesting.

Would liked to have more examples and answers on Prioritizing based on evidence and risk factors. The video given felt insufficient to practice and no answers were given.

Useful information and techniques on how to help and talk to victims. Can use the same technique in our daily situation, always good to have compassion and understanding.

A very nice course. This course gives you a brief but concise idea on how to apply psychological first aid. It is very helpful when you want an insight in giving PFA.

Great course, learn a lot about how to listen and correctly ask questions. Using RAPID model is a good way to help people in need during a disaster. :) Thank you!

The PowerPoint slides are informative yet lengthy and boring at times. I hope 糖心vlog官网观看 can do something to make the lecture more interactive and less monotonous.

Apart from the simulation video. The content is only the powerpoint slide with professor Audio Description, so it is a bit flat. But the course is very useful.

i want to thank coursers and the experts for putting such a great content.I liked it alot amd looking forward to use them in my carreer of being a psychologist

As some of the quiz questions are not very clear to me due to my own misinterpretation leading me to fail the quiz. But good that allow particpants to retry

I like the course it is very informative and all those skills are simple and easy and these things can be able to cope up by those who are in need of help!

I really liked this course, the information is very useful, accurate and concise. I'm glad I took it and can apply it in the situations that require it.

Easy and fairly informative. I wish they showed more examples with different situations, instead of repeating the same situation throughout the course.

This course was very informative and I learned alot. It wasn't quite what I was looking for but was still very helpful.

I will check out other courses.

I enjoyed this course. I think it would be good for many medical professionals, education administrators, and first responders to take and understand.

After taking this course I am able to understand RAPID, simply an acronym, and techniques steps required to effectively attend to disaster situations.

It's very useful for non-psychologist and it helps you learn more about psychological triage and useful interventions in acute psychological distress

I feel very happy for this opportunity though a free certificate is also a welcome development. Thanks for the knowledge & hoping to impact with it.