Government Super Speciality Hospital, Nagpur Conducts Basic Life Support Training for 320
On the occasion of World Anaesthesia Day, 16 October 2026, the Government Super Speciality Hospital (SSH), Nagpur, conducted a Basic Life Support (BLS) training programme for doctors, nursing staff, and administrative personnel. The initiative aimed to strengthen awareness of life-saving techniques and improve preparedness for medical emergencies.
The programme witnessed active participation from approximately 320 healthcare professionals and staff members, highlighting the importance of basic life-support knowledge across different hospital departments.
Academic Sessions and Practical Demonstrations
The activities were coordinated by Dr Shilpa Jaiswal, Executive Member, ISA Nagpur City Branch (ISA NCB), under the guidance of Dr Lulu Fatema Vali, Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology, SSH Nagpur.
The academic sessions were conducted by Dr Shilpa Jaiswal and Dr Maria Fidvi, who shared essential knowledge related to basic life support and emergency response.
Practical demonstrations were delivered by the following faculty members:
- Dr Pankaj Bhople
- Dr Ketaki Ramteke
- Dr Payal Kankal
- Dr Maria Fidvi
- Dr Pranali Gahukar
- Dr Aditya Rao
- Dr Shrikant Umale
The demonstrations provided participants with an opportunity to understand essential life-saving procedures and the importance of responding promptly during medical emergencies.
Strengthening Life-Saving Skills Across Hospital Departments
By involving doctors, nursing staff, and administrative personnel, the programme emphasised that awareness of basic life support is valuable across the entire hospital environment. Such training helps reinforce the importance of recognising emergencies, understanding appropriate initial responses, and being prepared to assist when urgent intervention is needed.
The participation of approximately 320 people reflected a broad commitment to emergency preparedness and life-saving education within the institution.
The programme marked World Anaesthesia Day through a collaborative educational initiative, reinforcing the importance of practical training and continued awareness of basic life-support skills.
Through this activity, Government Super Speciality Hospital, Nagpur, and the participating faculty members contributed to promoting a stronger culture of emergency preparedness and life-saving awareness.