Ahmedabad: The state education department’s first training camp for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for teachers will be conducted on Sunday. Sources said 88,880 teachers will be trained across the state at 37 medical colleges identified by the government.
Following frequent and rising cases of heart attacks amongst students and employees of the school, the department has decided to train teachers in CPR so that they can perform the lifesaving procedure in an emergency before paramedics arrive at the spot.
On November 22, education minister Kuber Dindor had announced that training camps will be organized at 37 medical colleges at 14 places in the state on December 3 and 17.
About 2,500 medical experts from the Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists will train teachers and other school staff. tnn
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Following frequent and rising cases of heart attacks amongst students and employees of the school, the department has decided to train teachers in CPR so that they can perform the lifesaving procedure in an emergency before paramedics arrive at the spot.
On November 22, education minister Kuber Dindor had announced that training camps will be organized at 37 medical colleges at 14 places in the state on December 3 and 17.
About 2,500 medical experts from the Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists will train teachers and other school staff. tnn
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