📢 Special Offer for Nursing Colleges:
Contact us for bulk training programs at your institution. Ensure your students are fully equipped with life-saving skills!
At G Emergency Care Services, we offer specialized Basic Life Support (BLS) and Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) training for B.Sc. Nursing students and healthcare professionals in Rajasthan. Our program is designed to equip nursing students with critical life-saving skills, ensuring they are prepared to handle medical emergencies effectively.
This training is essential for nursing students as it enhances their ability to respond swiftly in critical situations, ultimately improving patient survival rates. Our program follows the latest AHA (American Heart Association) and ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research) guidelines to provide high-quality, evidence-based training.
We offer on-campus training for nursing colleges to ensure students receive hands-on experience within their institution’s premises.
We provide on-campus BLS/BCLS training for nursing colleges, ensuring students receive hands-on experience within their institution’s premises. This approach allows students to practice life-saving techniques in a familiar learning environment under expert supervision.
No need for students to travel; we bring expert training to your campus.
Practical training with mannequins and real-life emergency simulations.
Tailored sessions to fit your institution’s schedule and requirements.
Cost-effective training solutions for large student groups.
PLACEMENT: I SEMESTER
Theory: 20 hours
Practical: 20 hours
Module Overview: This module covers various basic first aid techniques including basic CPR and common
emergencies. It further aims to train students to develop first aid competencies to deal with specific emergencies
to preserve life.
Competencies (Learning Outcomes): The student will be able to
1. Explain basic principles of first aid and law related to first aid.
2. Describe various first aid techniques such as basic CPR, recovery position, top to toe assessment and hygiene
and handwashing.
3. Identify common emergencies that require immediate attention and first aid.
4. Perform basic first aid techniques to deal with specific and common emergencies to preserve life.
5. Perform first aid measures such as dressings, bandages, and safe transportation.
6. Prepare first aid kit.
Learning Activities:
Lectures and demonstrations
Self-study/Reading assignments
Written assignments
Role play
Mock drill
Practice in Skill/Simulation Lab
Assessment Methods:
Test paper (Objective type/short answer/situation type): 20 marks
Assignments: 10 marks
OSCE (First aid competencies): 20 marks
PLACEMENT: III SEMESTER
Theory: 4 hours (Includes self-learning & lectures)
Practical: 6 hours (Includes demonstration, practice & OSCE)
Module Overview: The Indian CPR guidelines/AHA guidelines can be used to get certification. The required
hours can be used from theory and practical hours. The hours may vary based on certification guidelines.
Competencies: The student will be able to
1. Perform Basic Cardiopulmonary Life Support (BCLS) using the evidence-based national or international
guidelines in the management of adult victims with cardiac arrest.
Learning Activities:
Lectures and demonstration
Self-study/Reading assignments
Written assignments
Practice in Skill/Simulation Lab
Assessment Methods:
Test paper (Objective type/short answer/situation type) – 20 marks
Assignments – 10 marks
OSCE (BCLS/BLS competencies) – 20 marks OR As per certification guidelines
Weightage to Internal Assessment: 10 marks to be added to internal marks to make up the total of 40 marks.
Learning Resource: (Latest version to be consulted as and when revised)
Indian CPR/BCLS guidelines
International guidelines and certification – AHA guidelines
Contact us for bulk training programs at your institution. Ensure your students are fully equipped with life-saving skills!