AHA BLS ACLS

  This is a brief message to you, sharing the American Heart Association's recommendations for avoiding heart attacks over the winter holiday season. It is December, and we are all approaching the conclusion of the year. The majority of us would rather stay at home. It's a good thing because we're still dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. It also doesn't imply you should be sitting around at home doing nothing because exercise for your heart is necessary to keep you going. Why is it necessary to take extra care of your heart during the winter? During the winter, the temperature drops, bringing chilly weather with it. As a result, our bodies become cooler! As a result, the body works to maintain a constant body temperature. Remember how you used to shudder when it was cold outside? Yes, that is one of your body's tactics for adjusting to the cooler weather. Do you know who is in charge of maintaining body temperatures? It's all about the heart! You are well aware

Emergency Medical Services, or EMS, are supplied uniformly in many nations, according to the country's norms and regulations. Despite the fact that each state/province has its own legislative structure, the overall authority of a country rests with the central government. In terms of citizens/residents, there is a uniform system that may be followed wherever inside the country's borders. This means that whether he or she is at home or outside in the country, they must all call Emergency Medical Services for first aid. When we last discussed Emergency Medical Services in India, you saw that, unlike other Western countries, India does not have a single EMS model, and each model varies from state to state. As a result, the common people of India are forced to deal with life-threatening situations without receiving uniform medical first assistance. Despite the fact that India is developing at a quicker rate, we are still a long way from establishing a standard EMS model throughout

Many courses providing skill training for medical professionals were halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic's shutdown. At the same time, most medical professionals, such as doctors and nurses, were preoccupied with their jobs, which may have contributed to their inability to attend the classes. However, time is a factor, and experience counts, making this a tricky scenario. Although most educational institutions have successfully transitioned to online learning, medical courses cannot be totally delivered online. You can probably figure out why! Medical professions are primarily on learning skills and involving living beings rather than machines who carry out procedures. This is why, whereas most fields of education were quick to embrace online learning, medicine took its time. AHA Courses were eventually made available online and were formally approved by the American Heart Association. BLS ACLS Certification can be completed in a 3-day online course with practical's on the last