Presentation

Basic Life Support (BLS) and, whenever possible, the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) are the first actions that can save a person’s life during cardiac arrest. ERC-certified instructors will guide you step by step throughout the learning process.

In Europe, AEDs are increasingly present in public spaces such as train stations, airports, shopping malls, and sports facilities. In this course, you will learn how to use them correctly if one is nearby. But if none are available, the most important thing is to start CPR as soon as possible and wait for professional help to arrive.

The SVB is the foundation of any resuscitation attempt. Therefore, it is essential to master it before moving on to other, more specialized levels of training within the European Resuscitation Council program.

Admission Profile

Aimed at anyone, with or without medical training, who wants to know how to respond to a cardiopulmonary arrest.

This course is designed for citizens committed to the health and safety of others, both in personal settings and in the workplace or community. No prior experience is required: you only need the willingness to learn how to save lives using basic, effective resuscitation techniques.

Accreditation

This course is officially accredited by the European Resuscitation Council (ERC), the leading authority in Europe for resuscitation training.

Additionally, healthcare personnel who complete the course will receive 1.7 continuing education credits, accredited by the Sant Joan de Déu Teaching Campus.

Price

$75

Contact

SJD – RCP

campus.rcp@sjd.edu.es