RGUHS-JeevaRaksha Basic Emergency Care & Life Support Programme Report

Date : 05.03.25 & 06.03.25

Venue : Auditorium BIDS

The RGUHS-JeevaRaksha Basic Emergency Care & Life Support Programme aimed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to handle common emergencies and provide basic life support. The programme followed a structured schedule, encompassing both theoretical and practical sessions.

The theoretical component covered critical topics such as Common Emergencies, Scene Safety & Primary Assessments, Cardiac Arrest, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), Automated external defibrillator (AED), Choking.

Practical sessions were integrated throughout the day to reinforce theoretical learning and provide hands-on experience. These sessions included:

Tourniquet Application: Participants practiced the correct application of tourniquets to control severe bleeding.

Choking Management: Participants simulated and practiced techniques to assist choking victims.

CPR and AED Usage: Participants engaged in extensive practical sessions, practicing CPR on mannequins and utilizing training AED devices.

A demonstration of a cardiac arrest scenario was conducted to provide participants with a realistic context for applying their newly acquired skills. The programme concluded with a comprehensive theoretical and practical examination to evaluate participants' understanding.