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Basic Life Support - HSF

(BLS) is the foundational emergency cardiovascular course for all healthcare professionals and first responders intended to help improve patient outcomes. BLS teaches both single-rescuer and team basic life support skills for application in pre-hospital and in-facility settings. 



Current BLS status is a prerequisite for advanced and intermediary resuscitation courses, and is also a requirement in most healthcare settings. BLS Provider status surpasses requirements for CPR (C) or CPR Healthcare Provider (HCP) unless stated otherwise by an organization or college.

Who must participate?

For healthcare professionals who need the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner.

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  • Certification

    BLS Certificate from Heart and stroke foundation
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  • Duration

    4 hours In-class Only
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  • Course Content

    • Importance of high-quality CPR and its impact on survival 
    • Application of the steps of the Chain of Survival 
    • Signs of someone needing CPR 
    • High-quality CPR skills acquisition for adults, children and infants  
    • Importance of early use of an AED 
    • AED skill demonstration 
    • Effective ventilation with a barrier device 
    • Multirescuer resuscitation and skill acquisition 
    • Techniques for relief of foreign-body airway obstruction (choking) for adults, children and infants
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  • Participants Materials

    Student resources can be conveniently purchased at Heart Shop, You can shop as a guest or log into your Resuscitation portal account to set up a Heart Shop account. Only Heart & Stroke branded BLS materials are accepted for use in courses where a Heart & Stroke Foundation BLS completion card is issued. 

Required: BLS Provider Manual – in print (RE3310E) or e-book (RE3310ED)*

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Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

Our ACLS Provider course will help you to develop skills – as a member of a healthcare team – in simulated situations that mirror real-life cardiac-related emergencies in your work life. 


These simulations will involve high-quality CPR, high-performance team dynamics and communication, systems of care, recognition, and intervention of cardiopulmonary arrest, acute dysrhythmia, stroke, and acute coronary syndromes. You will be able to reinforce concepts, undertake skills practice, receive coaching and correction, and refine your abilities before final testing. 


This course is offered in two learning formats: the more traditional classroom-based teaching led by one of our instructors; or the blended learning format in which you delve into parts of the curriculum on your time and at your own pace and then take the instructor-led, in-classroom component when you’re ready. You can choose the format that suits your learning style best

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  • Certification

    ACLS Provider Certificate (Valid for 2 yrs)
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  • Duration

    Blended Learning: Mix of self-paced, online learning and 10 hrs in classroom setting OR Traditional Learning: 14 hrs in classroom setting
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  • Course Material

    • Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Provider Manual: RE5610E (print or ebook); and
    • 2020 Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care for Healthcare Providers: RE0130E (Print Only)
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  • Prerequisites

    • Current Heart & Stroke Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Certificate; and
    • ACLS Precourse Self-Assessment Certificate (passing score = 70%)
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  • What You’re Expected

    For you to achieve the best possible learning outcomes from our ACLS Provider course, you will need to possess clinical skills, knowledge and proficiency in: 


    • High-quality BLS 
    • Recognition of common cardiac ECG rhythms 
    • Effective management of airways and use of adjuncts 
    • Knowledge of cardiac pharmacology 
    • Practical management of complex cases 
    • High-performance team skills

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PALS Provider Course

As a member of a healthcare team, our PALS Provider course will help you develop individual skills. In simulated real-life situations that mirror your work life, you’ll need to recognize and respond to cardiopulmonary arrests or other cardiovascular emergencies involving pediatric patients.


These simulations will involve high-quality CPR, high-performance team dynamics and communication, and a systematic approach to pediatric assessment that includes the evaluate-identify-intervene sequence. You will be able to reinforce concepts, undertake skills practice, receive coaching and correction, and refine your abilities before final testing.

 

This course is offered in two learning formats: the more traditional classroom-based teaching led by one of our instructors; or the blended learning format in which you delve into parts of the curriculum on your time and at your own pace and then take the instructor-led, in-classroom component when you’re ready. You can choose the format that suits your learning style best.

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  • Certification

    ACLS Provider Certificate (Valid for 2 yrs)
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  • Duration

    Blended Learning:

    • A mix of self-paced, online learning and 9 hrs in the classroom setting
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  • Course Material

    • Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider Manual:RE6210E (print or ebook).
    • 2020 Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care for Healthcare Providers: RE0130E (print only)
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  • Prerequisites

    PALS Provider Certificate (Valid for 2 years).
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  • What You’re Expected

    For you to achieve the best possible learning outcomes from our PALS Provider course, you will need to possess clinical skills, knowledge and proficiency in:


    • High-quality BLS 
    • Recognition of common pediatric cardiac ECG rhythms
    • Effective airway management and use of adjuncts
    • Knowledge of pediatric cardiopulmonary pharmacology 
    • Practical management of complex cases
    • High-performance team skills

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ECG & Pharmacology Course

Course Content Includes:


  • Basic Electrophysiology 
  • Normal ECG Measurement 
  • Basic Arrhythmias 
  • Administration of Appropriate Drugs Within the ACLS Algorithm

Upon successful course completion, participants will receive:


  • Course completion certificate 
  • Certificate of achievement
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Service Areas

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Hamilton Location

449 Main St W, Hamilton, ON L8P 1K5

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Mississauga Location

39 Dundas St E Suite 206, Mississauga, ON L5A 1V9 

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