Meets the requirement of the
Joint Commission (JCAHO) resuscitation standard
PC.02.01.11 EP 4, the requirements of the Healthcare
Facilities Accreditation Program.
JCAHO equivalent statement
2005 & 2010 International
Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR).
Based on the 2005 science
and will be updated to the 2010 science.
Member of the 2005 & 2010
First Aid Science Advisory Board.
Endorsed, accepted,
approved, or meets the requirements of 2,000
state regulatory agencies and occupational
licensing boards.
Accredited organization by
the Continuing Education Board for Emergency
Medical Services (CECBEMS).
Professional level programs
have been nationally approved by CECBEMS.
National Registry of Emergency Medical
Technicians (NREMT)
Commission on Accreditation
of Medical Transport Services (CAMTS)
Explanation of Education Course Matrix
Statement: ASHI (American Health & Safety
Institute) and AHA courses are considered
equivalent.
CAMTS Matrix
Accepted as equivalent to
the AHA in all states.
Department of Homeland
Security.
United States Coast Guard.
ASHI’s training programs are
nationally recognized and are endorsed, accepted,
approved, or meet the requirements of nearly 2,000
state regulatory agencies and occupational licensing
boards, including those licensing Emergency Medical
Service providers, physicians, pharmacists, dental
health professionals, child care providers, law
enforcement officers, school teachers, and many
others.
ASHI’s resuscitation programs for basic and advanced
life support conform to national standards and are
based on the same scientific guidelines and
treatment recommendations used by the American Heart
Association (AHA) and American Red Cross (ARC) for
course development. ASHI professional resuscitation
programs meet the requirements of the Joint
Commission (JCAHO PC.9.30 revisions)
and the Commission on Accreditation of Medical
Transport Services.
ASHI resuscitation programs are nationally approved
by the Continuing Education Board for Emergency
Medical Services (CECBEMS), and are accepted as
equivalent to the AHA and ARC by most state
regulatory authorities, the National Registry of
Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), the
Department of Homeland Security, United States Coast
Guard, and others.
McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine; CPR Certified -
Emergency Medicine, A person who is trained in
providing basic life support.
CPR for the
Professional Rescuer
program is designed for healthcare providers,
emergency medical responders, and professional
rescuers in and outside the hospital, or anyone
needing professional level basic life support
training and certification as a job requirement.
Preparation
Each participant is expected to have
reviewed the information in the CPR PRO Student Handbook prior to the course.
Course Material
CPR PRO Student
Handbook
Provides professional level care for adult and
pediatric emergencies. Reflects 2005 guideline
updates. Updated version released October 2009.
A score of 77% or better must be achieved on the written test.
Satisfactory completion of the
skills testing scenarios.
Perform CPR and
the use of an Automated External Defibrillator
(AED)
Relieve a
foreign body obstruction for a responsive
choking victim
Blended Learning Option
(internet based)
Cost-Effective:
Reduce total costs associated with training. Much of
the training can be completed outside of the
traditional classroom.
Convenient:
Blended Training offers an easier process for
employees; students can train and prepare at times
that areconvenient for them.
Consistent:
Both Knowledge and Skills Objectives are met through
the HSI Blended Learning solution. Information
presented online is the same material for all
students ensuring that they are adequately prepared
as a group to meet skill objectives. Certification
is received after knowledge and skill objectives are
reviewed by an Instructor.
Automated:
Student and Instructors can automatically receive
email notification regarding enrollment, follow-up,
and completion associated with the training program.
Easy to Use:
Self-directed, active experience that appeals to the
adult student. Also includes access to the CPR-Pro
Student Handbook in digital form.
Challenge Option
Experienced providers may wish to challenge CPR
Pro for the Professional Rescuer by getting a
passing score on the written exam and demonstrating
competent performance of skills. Participants must
arrive prepared for skill testing and must perform
competently without assistance on performance
evaluations for all appropriate age groups. Students
who cannot perform competently without assistance
have not successfully completed the course.
Students learn how to recognize a life-threatening
emergency, how to provide basic life support and
what to do in case of an airway obstruction or
choking. ASHI"s CPR PRO
has been approved for training for Emergency Medical
Services personnel and is accepted by the National
Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).
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