Instagram Facebook-f Youtube Twitter Whatsapp Map-marker-alt

Jeevaraksha-ECLS

ECLS (Emergency Care and Life Support)

Overview: The ECLS course is designed to provide in-depth training in the management of critical illnesses and emergencies, equipping healthcare professionals with the skills needed to respond effectively in high-pressure situations. Given the prevalence of certain critical conditions in India, this course focuses on practical, scenario-based learning tailored to local healthcare challenges.

Course Details:

  • Duration: 4 Days
  • Target Audience: Medical interns and healthcare professionals, including doctors and paramedics.

Course Structure:

  1. Foundational Knowledge:
    • Understanding the principles of emergency care.
    • Overview of the Indian healthcare system and common emergency scenarios.
  2. Assessment and Diagnosis:
    • Techniques for rapid assessment of critically ill patients.
    • Use of vital signs and patient history to inform decision-making.
  3. Management of Critical Illnesses:
    • Protocols for handling common emergencies such as cardiac arrest, trauma, respiratory distress, and stroke.
    • Focus on the specific pathophysiology relevant to Indian populations, such as infectious diseases.
  4. Life Support Techniques:
    • Training in advanced life support, including airway management, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
    • Hands-on practice in simulation labs to enhance technical skills.
  5. Communication and Teamwork:
    • Emphasis on effective communication within healthcare teams and with patients.
    • Strategies for conflict resolution and managing difficult situations in emergency settings.
  6. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
    • Understanding the legal responsibilities and ethical dilemmas that may arise in emergency care.
    • Importance of informed consent and patient rights.
  7. Post-Emergency Care:
    • Approaches to follow-up care and the importance of rehabilitation and support services.

Practical Components:

  • Scenario-Based Training: Participants engage in realistic simulations that mimic emergency situations. This hands-on approach allows them to apply their knowledge and skills in a controlled environment.
  • Assessment and Feedback: Regular assessments throughout the course help track participants’ progress, with constructive feedback provided to enhance learning.

Key Outcomes: Upon successful completion of the ECLS course, participants will be able to:

  • Confidently assess and manage a wide range of emergency situations.
  • Perform advanced life support techniques with proficiency.
  • Collaborate effectively within a healthcare team to provide optimal patient care.
  • Navigate the complexities of emergency care in the context of the Indian healthcare landscape.

  • Commitment to Quality: The ECLS course is continually updated to reflect the latest evidence-based practices and emerging trends in emergency care. By partnering with KVG Medical College and Hospital, JeevaRaksha Trust ensures that training is delivered by experienced professionals committed to improving health outcomes in India.

    JeevaRaksha Trust, in collaboration with KVG Medical College and Hospital, is committed to empowering individuals and enhancing the quality of emergency care in India, ultimately leading to improved health outcomes across communities.

Dean

Dr. Neelambikai Natarajan

Dr. Neelambikai Natarajan is a alumna of Thanjavur Medical College, where she obtained her medical degree. She further pursued her MD in Physiology from Madras Medical College and an MBA in Hospital Administration from Alagappa University.

Throughout her academic medical career, Dr. Natarajan has served in various capacities at several prominent institutions, including Madras Medical College, Madurai Medical College, Government Medical College Coimbatore, Government KAP Vishwanathan Medical College in Trichy, and Meenakshi Medical College in Kanchipuram. With over 20 years of administrative experience, she has held the position of Dean in multiple medical colleges for more than a decade. Her expertise in faculty training within medical education has earned her widespread recognition.

In addition to her administrative roles, Dr. Natarajan has served as an assessor on the Medical Council of India (MCI) panel for over 15 years. She was also an Ex-Senate member of the MGR University and Secretary of the Ethics Committee. Dr. Natarajan has completed an Advanced Course in Medical Education (ACME). Since 2019, she has been serving as the Dean at KVG Medical College and Hospital in Sullia.

READ MORE