All for Life American Heart Association AHA Training

Sometimes, we don't know which comes first, the accident or tomorrow. Accidents can occur in laboratories, workshops, offices, and on the way to work, including cardiac arrest, asphyxiation, stroke, crush injuries, wounds, and more. Usually encounter these unexpected accidents, we are often helpless.

Recently, SYSBEL invited a number of senior American Heart Association (American Heart Association) certified instructors from Maison Medical to conduct AHA Heartsaver International Ambulance Certificate training for everyone.

01 American Heart Association AHA training

The content of the training course is completely in accordance with the requirements of the American Heart Association, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation and automatic external defibrillator CPR AED (adult high-quality CPR and AED, adult airway obstruction first aid methods, children's high-quality CPR and AED, children airway obstruction First Aid Methods, High-quality CPR for Infants, First Aid Methods for Infant Airway Obstruction) Basic First Aid (Basic First Aid, Medical Emergency, Trauma Emergency, Environmental Emergency).

The whole training course came to an end in a tense and serious atmosphere. All the trainees took their hard work seriously and achieved excellent results and successfully completed the training tasks. After obtaining the certification of the American Heart Association, the trainees will go to all parts of the country to provide safety first aid training services for universities, laboratories, factories and other customers.

02 About the American Heart Association

The American Heart Association (AHA) is the most authoritative and standardized organization for public first aid training in the world, and its first aid certificates are recognized in 188 countries around the world. The American Heart Association vigorously promotes BLS (Basic Life Support) and ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) training in China, aiming to promote the popularization of CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) technology among professional medical rescuers and the public.