Columbia’s healthcare professionals may wish to mark their Calendars now for an event that will help them sharpen both their CPR and other resuscitation skills.
The Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers, which has been approved by the American Heart Association, will teach those in the field how to quickly recognize when a life-threatening emergency is taking place, how to use an automated external defibulator, and also how to help someone who is choking due to an airway obstruction. The methods that will be taught will be suitable for infants, children, and adults.
According to its organizers, this class is the one that is mandatory for doctors, nurses, EMS personnel, allied health professionals and also students who are studying in the field. Each person who successfully completes the training will receive a wallet card from the Heart Association indicating this, which will be good for the next two years. A printing services provider can supply bound course manuals, instructional Posters, and an assortment of other materials that can be used during an educational session such as this.
This Basic Life Support course for health care professionals has been scheduled to be held on September 6 at the Drury Inn & Suites Meeting Room in Columbia. More information can be found on its website, and the registration fee to participate will be $60 each.
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