A faster and better way to learn CPR
Atlanta hospitals have found OnlineAHA.org a faster and better way to ensure their nurses and physicians are really learning AHA (American Heart Association)CPR (cardioPulmonary Resuscitation).
By: Atlanta CPR
March 12, 2012 - PRLog -- Atlanta hospitals have found The American Heart Association's BLS eLearning course (OnlineAHA.org)
BLS training is intended for certified or noncertified, licensed or nonlicensed, healthcare professionals, including:
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Paramedics
• Emergency medical technicians
• Respiratory, physical, and occupational therapists
• Physician’
• Residents or fellows
• Medical or Nursing students in training
• Nursing Assistants, Medical Assistants, and other allied health personnel
AHA BLS eLearning combined with hands-on skills has been shown to be more effective than traditional classroom-based CPR training.
Atlanta CPR instructors admit that teaching CPR skills to first-time CPR students who have completed the AHA eLearning portion is much easier than trying to teach first-time students traditional classroom-based CPR.
Benefits of AHA eLearning
Flexibility »
•Students learn at their own pace, according to their learning styles and schedules
•Employers, Training Centers and Instructors can offer an alternative to 4-6 hour traditional CPR classroom courses
Convenience »
•Students complete courses anytime or anywhere with Internet access
•Offers an easy alternative for renewal training
•Provides employers fast AHA CPR certification
Save time and gas »
•Caregivers don’t spend all day in a traditional BLS Class
•Employers and staff maintain on-the-job productivity levels
Consistency »
•Same course content delivered to all learners
•OnlineAHA.org courses are developed using the most current emergency cardiovascular care science from The American Heart Association.
• employers are sure that all employees are really learning American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers.
Benefits of Atlanta CPR Everyday
Flexibility »
•Small BLS and ACLS Classes Everyday @ 9am
Convenience »
•Students learn with confidence from competent Professional Nurses
Save time »
•BLS eLearning course takes approximately 1 hour to complete
• BLS hands-on skill session takes approximately 1 hour to complete
• Approximately 2 hour total
Consistency »
•Same skills taught to all students
As more Atlanta hospitals switch over to AHA's eLearning, in-hospital resuscitation rates are increasing. This increase is due to all staff members being “on the same page”, when performing CPR on in-hospital patients. It is no surprise that all of Atlanta CPR’s BLS and ACLS Instructors are fully credentialed Professional Nurses.
For more information, contact Atlanta CPR at (404) 956-4003 or visit:
http://www.atlantacpr.net
# # #
Atlanta CPR LLC is an American Heart Association Training Site based in Atlanta Ga. Atlanta CPR's Instructors are Professional Nurses Certified in BLS, ACLS, Heartsaver First Aid, CPR, AED *Our curriculum is in accordance with the guidelines established by The American Heart Association.
BLS training is intended for certified or noncertified, licensed or nonlicensed, healthcare professionals, including:
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Paramedics
• Emergency medical technicians
• Respiratory, physical, and occupational therapists
• Physician’
• Residents or fellows
• Medical or Nursing students in training
• Nursing Assistants, Medical Assistants, and other allied health personnel
AHA BLS eLearning combined with hands-on skills has been shown to be more effective than traditional classroom-based CPR training.
Atlanta CPR instructors admit that teaching CPR skills to first-time CPR students who have completed the AHA eLearning portion is much easier than trying to teach first-time students traditional classroom-based CPR.
Benefits of AHA eLearning
Flexibility »
•Students learn at their own pace, according to their learning styles and schedules
•Employers, Training Centers and Instructors can offer an alternative to 4-6 hour traditional CPR classroom courses
Convenience »
•Students complete courses anytime or anywhere with Internet access
•Offers an easy alternative for renewal training
•Provides employers fast AHA CPR certification
Save time and gas »
•Caregivers don’t spend all day in a traditional BLS Class
•Employers and staff maintain on-the-job productivity levels
Consistency »
•Same course content delivered to all learners
•OnlineAHA.org courses are developed using the most current emergency cardiovascular care science from The American Heart Association.
• employers are sure that all employees are really learning American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers.
Benefits of Atlanta CPR Everyday
Flexibility »
•Small BLS and ACLS Classes Everyday @ 9am
Convenience »
•Students learn with confidence from competent Professional Nurses
Save time »
•BLS eLearning course takes approximately 1 hour to complete
• BLS hands-on skill session takes approximately 1 hour to complete
• Approximately 2 hour total
Consistency »
•Same skills taught to all students
As more Atlanta hospitals switch over to AHA's eLearning, in-hospital resuscitation rates are increasing. This increase is due to all staff members being “on the same page”, when performing CPR on in-hospital patients. It is no surprise that all of Atlanta CPR’s BLS and ACLS Instructors are fully credentialed Professional Nurses.
For more information, contact Atlanta CPR at (404) 956-4003 or visit:
http://www.atlantacpr.net
# # #
Atlanta CPR LLC is an American Heart Association Training Site based in Atlanta Ga. Atlanta CPR's Instructors are Professional Nurses Certified in BLS, ACLS, Heartsaver First Aid, CPR, AED *Our curriculum is in accordance with the guidelines established by The American Heart Association.
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