Report ANI
RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan National Heart Association (PANAH) organized a hands-on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training session for doctors and nursing staff at Benazir Hospital, Rawalpindi, to enhance their ability to respond effectively to medical emergencies.
The training was arranged following a request from Dr. Lubna Miraj, Head of Medical Unit-II at Benazir Hospital, who approached PANAH to conduct a specialized CPR session for the hospital’s medical staff.
A PANAH team, led by Secretary General Sana Ullah Ghumman, conducted the training and provided practical guidance to doctors and nursing staff on responding to emergency situations and providing immediate assistance to patients.
Speaking on the occasion, Sana Ullah Ghumman highlighted the importance of CPR training, particularly among healthcare professionals, and said PANAH had been providing CPR training to people from different institutions and segments of society for the past 40 years.
He said the primary objective of the initiative was to improve public and professional capacity to provide timely and appropriate assistance during medical emergencies and contribute to saving precious human lives.
Ghumman said PANAH would continue its efforts to promote CPR awareness and training among healthcare professionals, institutions and other segments of society.
He added that wider access to CPR training could help equip more people with the knowledge and practical skills needed to provide effective first aid during emergencies and potentially save lives.
