Mimms 4ed

MIMMS – Major Incident Medical Management and Support – MIMMS 4e

MIMMS presents the nature and management of a major incident, focusing on how to deliver the medical support needed tomultiple casualties. As the only international standard in major incident medical management, the course is taught and the principles are practiced throughout the world, being integrated into civilian and military medical practice.

Who is MIMMS Suitable for?

MIMMS education programme is for those from a medical, nursing, or prehospital background.

If you are unsure, please contact our team on 01134505335 and we can help.

Whats Covered?

MIMMS

  • 7 e-module topics
    • Introduction
    • Preparation
    • Planning
    • The incident
    • Special circumstances
    • Post incident actions
    • Knowledge check
  • 2-day face-to-face course Lectures
    • Introduction
    • Command, control and coordination
    • Assessment
    • Triage
  • Table top exercises and practical exercises without casualties (PEWCS)
    • Triage
    • Command and control

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    MIMMS – Leeds (15th-16th December 2026) 15 December, 2026 - 16 December, 2026 595.00 Booking Closed Buy now
    MIMMS – Leeds (15th-16th March 2027) 15 March, 2027 - 16 March, 2027 595.00 Available Buy now
    MIMMS – Leeds (1-2nd June 2027) 1 June, 2027 - 2 June, 2027 595.00 Available Buy now
    MIMMS – Leeds (11-12 October 2027) 11 October, 2027 - 12 October, 2027 595.00 Available Buy now

    If no courses are listed or for multiple bookings please contact us training@lambdamedical.co.uk or call 01134505335 to discuss your requirements.

    MIMMS – Medical Incident Medical Management & Support – Course Overview

    MIMMS courses are held over 2 days and put emphasis on systematic approaches to Medical major incident management, incorporating the latest evidence-based practices. The course is composed of classroom and scenario-based learning. The course utilises the internationally recognised ALSG MIMMS text books.

    MIMMS – Major Incident Medical Management & Support  – Learning Outcomes

    Upon completion of MIMMS course you will have covered the following topics in line with MIMMS 4th edition textbook –

    • Understanding the organisations, structures and roles in managing major incidents and how they work together.
    • Able to prepare for and implement a structured approach when responding to major incidents (CSCATTT).
    • Able to deliver the medical support needed at major incidents, through triage, treatment and transport.

    Entry Requirements

    PHTLS – Prehospital Trauma Life Support is an advanced prehospital trauma level qualification and requires commitment and dedication. As a minimum, it requires learners to be an EMTECAFrec 4 with experience, a Technician or a Paramedic. Nurses and doctors who practice in the prehospital environment may also undertake the course.

    Learners must;

    • Hold a regulated entry qualification and be suitable.
    • Be physically suitable to undertake the required practical elements

    Course Duration

    2 day course, low trainer-learner ratio. Theory and Practical based learning. Lots of simulation

    Course Locations

    Our PHTLS – Prehospital Trauma Life Support course runs at various key locations across the UK. We also have the ability to deliver courses at the customers own venue nationwide for groups.

    • MIMMS Leeds
    • MIMMS Wakefield
    • MIMMS Castleford
    • MIMMS Manchester
    • MIMMS Scunthorpe
    • MIMMS Hull
    • MIMMS Grimsby
    • MIMMS Sheffield
    • MIMMS York

    Awarding Organisation and Clinical Endorsements

    Course regulated by the ALSG and recognised worldwide

    Certificate Valid For

    4 Years – After 4 years the qualification must be retaken

    About Lambda Medical

    Lambda Medical, based in Leeds (West Yorkshire) provide high quality First Aid & Pre-Hospital care training throughout the UK. Training is delivered by experienced trainers who have current and real front-line experience.

    Courses can be tailored to individual working environments from front-line ambulance to industrial manufacturing to ensure the skills taught provide the maximum preparation for the potential real life situations that may be encountered.