The Emergency First Aid Responder program is committed to helping active EFARs grow as emergency responders in their communities. As is the trend globally, South Africans are becoming more and more connected to the web. For the many certified EFARs with desktop or mobile web access, below are further education resources and online reporting options.
EFAR Reporting
In order to more efficiently support our amazing EFAR volunteers, the EFAR organization has made some of its reporting available online. These forms are intended to be used ONLY by active EFARs.
If you are not yet an active EFAR, please refrain from using the below report, as EFAR uses these reports to track our EFARs incredible medical work. However, if you are interested in becoming an EFAR, please visit our Get Involved page.
EFAR Patient Report Form:
If you are not yet an active EFAR, please refrain from using the below report, as EFAR uses these reports to track our EFARs incredible medical work. However, if you are interested in becoming an EFAR, please visit our Get Involved page.
EFAR Patient Report Form:
EFAR Education Resources
Access the EFAR Handout below on your mobile for quick reference to your EFAR training!
Note: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. These handout references cannot be used for commercial purposes. Official EFAR certification is also only allowed through the Western Cape EMS.
Note: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. These handout references cannot be used for commercial purposes. Official EFAR certification is also only allowed through the Western Cape EMS.
| Click here for the EFAR Handout in English |
| Click here for the EFAR Handout in Afrikaans |
