Trauma & Emergency Care Training (TECT)
Trauma & Emergency Care Training (TECT) is a specialized program designed to equip healthcare professionals and the general public with essential skills in responding to emergency situations effectively. Conducted by Indiana Hospital & Heart Institute,
Mangaluru, TECT aims to enhance community resilience by promoting knowledge and proficiency in critical life-saving techniques.
- • Skill Development: Train participants in fundamental emergency care procedures, including CPR for adults and children, handling choking incidents, and managing various medical emergencies such as paralysis, epilepsy, burns, electrocution, drowning, snakebite, and poisoning.
- • Response Preparedness: Educate on proper protocols for transporting patients from accident sites to medical facilities and managing trauma scenarios involving severed body parts
- • Certification:Award participants with a TECT Certificate upon successful completion of the program, along with a guidelines booklet to reinforce learning and readiness in emergency situations.
- • Stipend of Rs. 45,000/-, 50,000/- & 55,000/- per month respectively with Accommodation
- • Healthcare Professionals: Doctors, nurses, paramedics, and medical staff seeking advanced training in trauma and emergency care.
- • General Public: Individuals interested in acquiring life-saving skills and knowledge to effectively respond to emergencies in their communities.
- • Duration: 180 Minutes
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Methodology: Blend of theoretical learning and practical hands-on
training, facilitated by experienced instructors and medical professionals.
Resources: Utilization of state-of-the-art simulation equipment and case-based scenarios to simulate real-world emergency situations.
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Enhanced Preparedness: Equip participants with the confidence and
competence to handle diverse emergency scenarios promptly and effectively.
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Community Resilience: Strengthen the community's ability to respond to
medical emergencies, potentially saving lives and minimizing adverse outcomes.
Professional Development: Provide healthcare professionals with accredited training that aligns with international standards in emergency medical care.
About the Course
Trauma & Emergency Care Training (TECT) by Indiana Hospital & Heart Institute stands as a pivotal initiative to empower individuals with life-saving skills and preparedness. By imparting essential knowledge and practical expertise, TECT strives to foster a safer and more resilient community response to medical emergencies.
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