The Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists – Nagpur City Branch (ISA–NCB) conducted a Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) training activity on 2 March 2026 at Colors Hospital, Nagpur as part of its ongoing public awareness and healthcare training initiatives.
The activity was organized by Dr. Deepali Mandlik and witnessed participation from approximately 50 nursing and administrative staff members, aiming to enhance their emergency response capabilities and life-saving skills.
The academic session included lectures delivered by Dr. Vrishali Panchalwar and Dr. Haresh, focusing on the principles of BCLS, early recognition of cardiac arrest, and immediate intervention techniques.
Following the lecture, participants were engaged in hands-on training sessions using mannequins, where they practiced cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and correct chest compression techniques under expert supervision.
As part of the social outreach component, the session also included a demonstration of the Heimlich’s maneuver, educating attendees on how to manage choking emergencies effectively.
Key Highlights
- BCLS training conducted on 2 March 2026 at Colors Hospital
- Participation of 50 nursing and administrative staff members
- Lecture sessions by expert faculty
- Hands-on CPR training on mannequins
- Heimlich’s maneuver demonstration for choking emergencies
This initiative successfully strengthened the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills of participants, reinforcing ISA–NCB’s commitment to promoting life-saving training and emergency preparedness in healthcare settings.
