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Workplace collapse with AED
A colleague collapses at work. Check for danger and response, call triple zero, start CPR and fetch and use the AED.
Aged care training that lets new workers practise first
New care workers meet residents on day one. We are building scenarios that let them practise the moments that matter first: noticing a change, responding to a collapse and handing over clearly.
Who this is for: Learning and development leads at aged care and disability providers, and RTOs delivering Certificate III in Individual Support.
What gets in the way today
- High turnover
- Providers induct new staff constantly. Each one needs the same baseline skills, fast.
- Placements are limited
- Students in Cert III programs need work placement, and providers have limited capacity to host them.
- Emergencies are rare but serious
- A resident collapse or a fall with injury may happen months apart. Staff need to know what to do the first time.
- Manual handling injuries
- Lifting and repositioning are daily tasks with real injury risk for workers.
How aged care and disability teams use it
- Available today
- Workplace collapse with AED gives staff a first aid response in a realistic setting.
- Coming: Cert III Individual Support
- Everyday care scenarios built around communication, dignity and observation.
- Coming: manual handling
- Practise lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling with your own body in a room-scale space.
- Coming: handover (ISBAR)
- Practise giving a clear handover or escalation call.
Scenarios for aged care and disability
Full library
- ComingResidential aged care
Aged care (Cert III Individual Support)
Everyday care with a resident: communication, dignity, observations and noticing when something is not right.
- ComingHome, work and public places
First aid in everyday settings
Common first aid situations at home, at work and in public places, from choking to bleeding control.
- ComingStore room and aged care
Manual handling
Loads and people: plan the lift, use the trolley, slide sheets and hoist, and lift as a team. Practised with your body in the room rather than on a slide.
- ComingWaiting room and aged care
De-escalation and responsive behaviours
An upset family member in a waiting room and a distressed resident living with dementia. Choose your words, read the warning signs and know when to step back and call for help.
- ComingClinical
Handover (ISBAR)
Give a clear, structured handover or escalation call using ISBAR.
How it maps to your training
The aged care pack is in development. This is where it is headed.
| Unit or program | Where it shows up |
|---|---|
| CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support | Everyday care scenarios (coming). |
| HLTWHS005 Conduct manual tasks safely | Manual handling scenarios (coming). |
| HLTAID011 Provide first aid | Workplace collapse with AED today, first aid in everyday settings coming. |
| Escalation and handover | Handover (ISBAR) scenario (coming). |
We are looking for aged care and disability providers to help shape this pack. Get in touch if you want early access.
Wall oxygen flowmeter and suction unit above a bedside cabinet 
Trainee view of a resident in bed with a carer standing nearby
Reading for aged care and disability teams
- Debriefing in Simulation: What Good Looks Like
Debriefing in healthcare simulation, what the INACSL standard asks for, and how a scored, timed debrief in VR supports the facilitator rather than replacing them.
- 360 Video Training vs Interactive Simulation
360 video lets trainees look. Interactive simulation lets them act. A practical guide to choosing, with findings from mine rescue VR research.
Need it built around your own site, equipment or procedures? See custom medical and nursing simulation.
The technology behind it
- XR training explained
VR, AR and mixed reality in plain words, and which to use for what.
- VR training
Room-scale, interactive simulation on standalone headsets.
- Mixed reality training
Passthrough on Meta Quest 3: the scenario in your own room.
- AR training
In the real room on HoloLens 2 and Meta Quest 3, plus phone web AR built to order.
- VR in healthcare
Clinical VR simulation for nursing, hospitals and aged care.
Questions people ask
When will the aged care scenarios be ready?
They are in the pipeline now. Providers who join a pilot help decide which scenarios ship first.
Do staff need to be tech-savvy?
No. Practice mode guides new users through each step, and headsets start straight into the scenario library.
Pilot it with your team
Book a 30-minute demo. We will run a scenario live, talk through your training units and scope a pilot that fits your team.