A wholely indigenous company of health care professionals duely registered in Nigeria to provide the following services:
On-site training on Basic First-Aid, Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
These trainings can be done at the convenience of your business premises, school, community or organization.
We also offer a full line of Basic First-Aid supplies, AED and other safety and resuscitative equipment.
We provide courses customized to suit the requirement of your organization, from the general public to health care providers.
Our training modules ensure that all participants are given personal attention for an effective learning experience.
We deploy the latest technology and the state of the art equipment to provide maximum interactions and exposure to practical situations.
We ensure that each participant leaves with a sense of ownership over the skills acquired and accomplishment through our training modules.
Our participants are duely certified at the end of the training.
Our faculty and facilitators are experienced healthcare professionals with advanced knowledge and expertise in the emergency care field.
When you engage our services, you are not only choosing one of the best and interesting Basic First-Aid and CPR trainers available, but also ;
SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST is one the emerging causes of death in adults in Nigeria. It can happen anytime, anywhere, to anyone. Our loved ones are no exception
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION ( CPR ) , when properly administered, increases the chances of survival of a person that has sudden cardiac arrest by about 50%.
Over 75% of sudden cardiac arrests take place outside of hospital environments.
About 60% of deaths from sudden cardiac arrest occur before the victim reaches a hospital. Many of these deaths can be prevented if the victim receives immediate HELP. If more people knew CPR, more lives could be saved. Immediate CPR can double, or even triple, a victim’s chance of survival.
Brain death occurs within 4 – 6 minutes after the heart stops beating.
Knowing and administering CPR is key to saving life from sudden cardiac arrest.
