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Basic life support is critical for recognizing cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, choking, and other time-sensitive emergencies. In healthcare and workplace settings, delayed response, poor assessment, weak communication, or incorrect emergency activation can affect patient safety and emergency outcomes.
The Basic Life Support (BLS) course covers patient assessment, cardiac arrest recognition, high-performance CPR, pediatric and infant resuscitation, airway management, AED use, team-based response, complex emergencies, Canadian legal responsibilities, EMS systems, and guideline implementation.
Learners will understand key resuscitation concepts, emergency response roles, communication principles, documentation responsibilities, and quality improvement considerations in BLS practice. Certification is provided upon successful completion of the course.
Cardiac arrest recognition, respiratory failure, patient assessment, and emergency activation
High-performance CPR, compression quality, airway management, ventilation, and oxygen delivery
Pediatric, infant, maternal, opioid, drowning, choking, and environmental emergency response
Team leadership, closed-loop communication, human factors, and error prevention
Canadian legal duties, consent, Good Samaritan protection, AED legislation, and documentation
EMS systems, public access defibrillation, guideline updates, competence, and quality assurance
There are no formal academic prerequisites for this course. Learners should have basic English reading and comprehension skills and a willingness to understand emergency response responsibilities, patient assessment principles, resuscitation communication, and professional accountability. A calm, attentive, and safety-focused attitude toward time-critical situations will support successful learning.
