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Basic Life Support Training imparted to Volunteers at PHC Assar

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
10/12/2023
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DODA, DECEMBER 10: A one day Basic Life Support (BLS) training was today imparted to Al Kher Foundation volunteers here at Primary Health Centre Assar under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Doda, Harvinder Singh and the supervision of Dr. Hamid Zargar, Chief Medical Officer.

Dr. Nasir Masood Indrabi, a senior Master Trainer, conducted the training session, imparting cutting-edge medical emergency techniques to the volunteers.

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The focus was on equipping volunteers to handle different emergencies, covering essential aspects such as resuscitation, CPR, airway management, basic first aid, immobilization of fracture areas, and the proper shifting of patients during emergencies.

Live demonstrations were incorporated to enhance participants’ understanding and practical skills.

The initiative aimed to enhance the emergency response capabilities of Al Kher Foundation volunteers, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle a range of critical situations. The training not only emphasized theoretical knowledge but also provided hands-on experience through live demonstrations, contributing to a more comprehensive and effective learning experience.

The successful execution of the training reflects the collaborative efforts of Deputy Commissioner Harvinder Singh, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hamid Zargar and the expertise of Master Trainer Dr. Nasir Masood Indrabi. Their commitment towards community well-being and proactive approach in empowering volunteers plays a crucial role in building a resilient and responsive local healthcare network.

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