108 Ambulance Trains Nursing Students in Life-Saving Skills at First Responder Workshop
The 108 Ambulance service reaffirmed its commitment to community health and safety by conducting a First Responder Program (FRP) at the School of Nursing, Civil Hospital, Jalandhar. Over 50 nursing students participated in this impactful workshop designed to equip them with essential emergency response skills.
City Air News
Nov 18, 2024 05:45
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Jalandhar, November 18, 2024: The 108 Ambulance service reaffirmed its commitment to community health and safety by conducting a First Responder Program (FRP) at the School of Nursing, Civil Hospital, Jalandhar. Over 50 nursing students participated in this impactful workshop designed to equip them with essential emergency response skills.
The FRP session was led by Dr. Neha Mandal, supported by Cluster Leader Kamaldeep Singh. The program provided comprehensive training and hands-on demonstrations in life-saving techniques, empowering students to respond effectively in critical situations. The workshop emphasized the importance of timely and confident action during emergencies, preparing participants to be reliable first responders within their communities.
Manish Batra, Project Head of 108 Ambulance, praised the initiative, saying, “Our mission is not just to provide emergency services but also to educate and empower communities. Programs like the First Responder Program are vital in building a network of trained individuals ready to step up and save lives when every second counts.”
The event received wholehearted support from the staff and management of the School of Nursing, further underscoring the importance of integrating first-response training into healthcare education.
The 108 Ambulance service continues to go beyond emergency transportation, offering educational initiatives like the FRP to empower individuals and create a community of skilled and confident first responders.
