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Dr. Maya Tandon, Founder & Chairperson of Sahayta, initiated the Basic Life-Saving (BLS) Course in 1995 after retiring as HOD of Anaesthesia at SMS Medical College. Inspired by American Heart Association (AHA) & European Resuscitation Council (ERC) guidelines, her mission enhances emergency response and road safety. Honored with the Padma Shri in 2024, her pioneering efforts continue as the Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists adopts her life-saving module, ensuring a lasting impact on medical education and public safety in India.
Sahayta is a trusted and reliable organization dedicated to making real, positive change in civil life & road accidents.
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Check the pulse by placing two fingers on the Carotid Artery, half an inch away from the Adam's apple- a bony prominence in the centre of the neck.
The “Golden Hour” is often used in trauma and emergency care to suggest that an injured or sick person must receive definitive treatment within the first 60 minutes, from the time of injury or appearance of symptoms.
In 2017, the Indian Resuscitation Council, a research body of the Indian Society of Anesthesiologists (ISA)