- Basic understanding of stress response and methods to ensure personal well-being;
- Understands basic medical-legal principles;
First responders are often the first medically trained professionals to arrive on the scene of emergencies and accidents. First responders are normally police officers, EMTs and firefighters. Police officers' job duties include responding to emergency calls while out on patrol, at which point they might be required to perform CPR or first aid, secure a crime scene or detain suspects. EMTs also perform basic lifesaving techniques on scene and continue to provide care on the way to a hospital or other healthcare facility. Firefighters respond to a variety of emergency situations, including fires, natural disasters, hazardous waste spills and medical emergencies.
Certified first medical responders close to the emergency, able to respond immediately to save lives and reduce morbidity caused by emergency situations. When there is no emergency, these volunteers will play an important role, supporting the development and resilience of communities.
- Parts of Human Body
- Structure and functions of various systems of Human Body
- Understanding disease Pathology
- Human Anatomy and Physiology
- Common diseases
- Disease classification
- Common Diagnostic Tests
- Case sheet
- Discharge summary
- Medical Records
- Medical Codes for billing
- Coding logic
- Basis of Coding
- ICD Classification
- CPT
- Diagnostic Related
- Groups (DRG)
Upon completion of all course requirements, participants receive a Provider Course Completion Card, which is valid for two years. On successful completion of the course ACLS e-card provided by American Heart Institute would be provided. The candidate can login to AHA portal and download the card.
ACLS certification is a prerequisite in most healthcare environments. The certification ensures that health professionals are adequately trained and adhere to established regulations while ensuring they avoid legal troubles
