The training will be held on November 28, 29 and 30 at Suite 301 Lolita Bldg., cor. Quezon and Gen. Luna sts., Iloilo City. For further details and registration, pls. contact Ms. Josette Bañas at 033-337 4771.
For interested participants, you may also sign up online from ASHI Website.
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CHAIN OF SURVIVAL
Find out how you can help the Chain of Survival in your community save lives during cardiovascular emergencies. A strong Chain of Survival can improve chances of survival and recovery for victims of heart attack, stroke, and other emergencies.
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AHA International Training Center
CHEERS is an American Heart Association (AHA) International Training Center and authorized to conduct CPR and ECC Courses for healthcare providers in the Philippines.
When Lives Are at Stake… Quality Training Makes the Difference!
The American Heart Associations’ Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) programs are comprised of healthcare professionals at various levels ranging from local to regional, state and national. AHA continues to work towards improving the science and obtaining a better understanding of the various disease processes that all healthcare providers battle.
The American Heart Association is the recognized leader in resuscitation science and training. The ECC program also develops, publishes and disseminates the science of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care and first aid internationally. In coordination with various national organizations, the AHA publishes guidelines and scientific statements recognized as the international standard and help to meet the needs of the communities we serve.
The overwhelming strength of the American Heart Association’s training program is “quality.” This is achieved through our continued support of science and research in the field of emergency cardiovascular care.
Insist on quality training from the world leader in emergency cardiovascular care -- the American Heart Association!
For online registration on AHA Courses, pls. click here
TRAINING STANDARDS
CHEERS Corporation, in its continuous commitment to offer updated guidelines on trainings, uses original training materials and handbooks. For the theoretical aspect, we use DVD instructional videos and Power Point Presentations through the use of laptop computer and DLP projector coupled with wireless presenter.
For the skills or practical aspect, we introduce to our participants a vital link in the Chain of Survival, Early Defibrillation with the use of the state-of-the-art AED (Automated External Defibrillator).
We have a wide variety ofAED Trainer units from renowned AED Manufactures from the US and Europe such as Primedic AED Trainer, Defibtech Lifeline AED Trainer, Physio Control LIFEPAK CR Plus, Philips Heartstart and Heartstart FR2,Heartsine Samaritan AED Trainer, Cardiac Science AED Trainer and Access AED Trainer. Our wide range of AED training units familiarize our participants of the different AED units they may encounter in the field.
Each participant on our certified trainings is assured to have an actual hands-on experience with an AED Trainer unit.
Certain skills are not appropriate for student-to-student practice such as chest compressions (on CPR) and must be performed onCPR training manikins. Our Training manikins areLittle AnneandFamily Pack byLaerdal, CPR Prompt and the latestPrestan Professional Manikinswith Rate Monitor allows for instant feedback to both instructor and student regarding the rate of chest compression.For client on site CPR trainings, we use the ultra portable training manikin Actar D-fibseriesand the ultra portable, Mini Anne by Laerdal.
Training participants shall undergo both written and performance evaluation in all programs and are required to wear their personal protective equipment such as latex gloves, goggles, face shields and breathing apparatus such as pocket mask or bag-valve mask (BVM) during skills demo (a 2005 CPR and ECC Guidelines standard) and shall be encouraged to obtain on-the-job Practical Clinical Training at various hospitals, clinics and emergency rescue teams in order to promote and develop their cognitive and psychomotor skills.
