Demand for emergency medical courses tripled

According to RBC, the peak was in October, and now there is a sharp outflow of people wishing to take these courses.

According to SurvMed, the growth in requests and orders in general in the field of medical skills training has grown "70 times and more." Since the end of February this year, demand has grown from three to five times, then to seven or eight times compared to the baseline, and after the start of partial mobilization, it has already increased by more than 70 times.

Paramedic 112 indicated that compared to last year, the number of first aid students has increased by two to three times, and tactical medicine has become more frequent up to five times. They also announced an increase in demand during the period of partial mobilization.

First aid course programs provide training in the actions that need to be performed before the arrival of an ambulance. Tactical medicine courses teach how to provide assistance in combat conditions.

Representatives of organizations conducting such courses note that after the end of the period of partial mobilization, demand fell to the level noted before the start of the Russian special operation in Ukraine.