What should you know and be able to do in case of an emergency in the open air?

Anyone can have an emergency (injury, bruise, animal or insect bite, etc.). It can happen on the way to and from work, on holiday in the woods, by the river or when climbing famous peaks. Emergencies can happen to you or those around you at any time of the day or night. And we need to be able to give first aid to the victim, find transport and get them to a medical facility and, if possible, call an ambulance. Today, such drills are carried out with health professionals, people liable for military service, organised citizens, in schools, colleges and universities. The issues of outdoor emergencies are taught to emergency medical workers in thematic improvement cycles, conferences, webinars and schools. In this article, we aim to highlight some aspects of a structural approach to outdoor emergencies.