What should trainers prioritize during the organizing and planning phase of CLS course delivery?

During the organizing and planning phase of Combat Lifesaver (CLS) course delivery, it is essential for trainers to prioritize tailoring the agenda and delivery to unit and Service specific needs. This approach recognizes that different units may have varying operational environments, equipment, and medical challenges. By customization, the training can effectively address the unique circumstances and requirements that personnel might encounter in their specific roles, thereby enhancing the relevance and practicality of the training.

Tailoring the training ensures that it is not only aligned with the mission of the unit but also engages the participants more meaningfully, which ultimately leads to better retention of knowledge and skills. This adaptability is crucial for effective learning, as it allows trainers to focus on the most applicable skills and scenarios, increasing the likelihood that soldiers can apply what they've learned in real-world situations.