Which of the following is NOT a focus of SABC training?

The focus of Self-Aid and Buddy Care (SABC) training is primarily on immediate, practical techniques that individuals can use to manage injuries and medical emergencies until professional help arrives. This includes providing life-saving techniques, developing skills for acute emergency response, and encouraging emotional support techniques, all of which are essential for individuals to help themselves and their buddies in urgent situations.

Teaching advanced surgical procedures, however, falls outside the scope of SABC training. Such procedures typically require extensive medical training and expertise beyond what is practical or safe for civilians or unlicensed personnel to perform. The SABC program is designed to empower individuals with skills that are straightforward, effective, and can be implemented quickly in emergencies, rather than delving into advanced medical interventions that require specialized training and equipment.