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  •  Program Overview
    The Basic Life Support (BLS) course equips participants with the essential skills needed to provide care during life-threatening emergencies until advanced medical assistance is available. The program focuses on recognizing and responding to cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, and airway obstructions using evidence-based techniques.

    Learning Content

    1.      Core Topics Covered:

      • The Chain of Survival.
      • Performing high-quality Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children, and infants.
      • Proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
      • Relieving choking (airway obstructions) in conscious and unconscious individuals.
      • Teamwork and communication in medical emergencies.
      • Responding to respiratory emergencies.

    2.      Practical Sessions:

      • Hands-on training with mannequins to practice CPR and AED techniques.
      • Realistic scenario-based practice to build confidence and skill.

    3.      Theoretical Knowledge:

      • Recognizing the signs of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).
      • Understanding the science behind BLS techniques.
      • Safety protocols to protect the rescuer and the victim.

    Who Can Attend?
    The program is open to anyone interested in learning or refreshing essential life-saving skills. Recommended for:

    • Healthcare providers (e.g., doctors, nurses, paramedics).
    • Non-medical professionals (e.g., teachers, fitness trainers, first responders).
    • Students pursuing medical or healthcare-related fields.
    • Members of the public motivated to assist in emergencies.

    No prior medical experience is required

    Duration
    The course duration typically ranges from 4 to 6 hours, depending on the training provider and participant needs. This includes both theoretical instruction and hands-on practice sessions.

    What You Get in the End

    1. Certification: Participants receive a Basic Life Support (BLS) certificate, typically valid for 1 to 2 years, as proof of competency.
    2. Knowledge and Skills: Confidence to handle cardiac and respiratory emergencies effectively.
    3. Materials: Provide handbooks or digital resources for future reference.