Basic Cardiopulmonary Life Support (BCLS) Module

INC Module

Master evidence-based lifesaving techniques for managing cardiac arrest and related emergencies. This module trains learners in Basic Cardiopulmonary Life Support (BCLS) following AHA/Indian CPR guidelines. It combines theory and simulation practice to ensure competency in high-quality CPR, AED use, and emergency response.

Duration10 hours — 4 hours theory + 6 hours skill/simulation lab

Who should attendB.Sc. Nursing and GNM students seeking certification in lifesaving skills.

Learning Focus

Core areas participants will explore through the course learning experience.

Recognize cardiac arrest and activate emergency response

Perform high-quality CPR

Provide effective compressions and ventilations

Operate an AED safely

Integrate CPR and AED response

Respond to choking emergencies

Course information

Everything you need to plan your learning.

Eligibility criteria

For B.Sc. Nursing and GNM students seeking lifesaving-skills certification.

Certification details

Certificate awarded by Sandra Shroff Advanced Simulation & Skill Centre, aligned with AHA/Indian CPR guidelines.

Assessment method

Objective/short-answer/situation test (20 marks), assignments (10 marks), and OSCE in BCLS competencies (20 marks).

Batch size

Maximum 60 participants per batch.

Training Methodology

Lectures
Demonstration
Hands-on practice
Scenario-based learning

Skills Covered

Cardiac arrest recognition
High-quality CPR
Chest compressions and ventilations
AED operation and integration
Choking response
Emergency teamwork

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