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What Additional Training is Recommended for Dental & Medical Offices?
If you don’t need to go to a hospital or facility for a surgery or other such procedure, naturally you’d want to know what are the qualifications of the medical professionals involved on your care. What are their qualifications? How many times have they performed this procedure? Where did they… Read More
How is the Heartsaver K-12 First Aid different from Heartsaver Pediatric?
Do you work with kids and not sure if you should be taking a K-12 class or Heartsaver Pediatric course?Well, here is a quick guide to help you with your decision. HEARTSAVER PEDIATRIC The Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Course is designed to meet the regulatory requirements… Read More
First Aid & CPR Course for Connecticut Childcare Providers
Updated March 22, 2022 Childcare Providers in Connecticut are required to be licensed with the Office of Early Childhood (OEC) – this includes Family Daycare Homes, Group Daycare Homes, and Child Daycare Centers. OEC has numerous requirements which focus on the safety and wellbeing of the children attending daycare. There… Read More
Is BLS Provider Included In ACLS?
As with many things in medicine, it’s not a simple yes or no answer. While BLS Provider can be combined with ACLS into one class, it is not necessarily so. It may be best to separate the answer into two parts: 1. Why you do you need BLS… Read More
What are the class types for BLS Provider?
Did you know that Code One Training Solutions, LLC offers several certification options for the BLS (Basic Life Support) Provider Course? Our goal is to certify each customer in a way that is most comfortable for them. This certification is fit for those in a healthcare setting. All certifications are… Read More
How Do I Select a Provider of High-Quality Emergency Care Training?
When lives are at stake, high-quality emergency care training can make a difference! Cardiac arrest is an equal opportunity killer and can strike seemingly healthy individuals of any age, race, ethnicity, or gender at any time in any location, often without warning. Cardiac arrest is the third leading cause… Read More
How Many CME Hours Can I Get From An AHA Class?
What is a CME? CME stands for Continuing Medical Education and per the National Institute of Health, “CME refers to educational events that have been approved for CME credits”. The American Heart Association (AHA) is not an accrediting agency, rather, they authorize the use of their courses for continuing education… Read More
The Importance of Rapid Defibrillation
Sudden cardiac arrest can occur in victims of all ages at any moment anywhere in the world. Cardiac arrest is defined as the abrupt loss of heart function in a person who may or may not have been diagnosed with heart disease (About, n.d). This condition is often times fatal… Read More
THE AHA SKILLS SESSION – IS IT GOING TO BE A TEST? OR MORE OF A LEARNING SESSION?
Code One’s BEACON Individual Skills Appointments are part test and part learning. They’re blended and delivered in a compact and convenient one-on-one session. Learners are tested on required skills to ensure they can perform high-quality CPR. All of our BEACON programs have a skills validation component. The only exception is BEACON Heartsaver… Read More
How to Affiliate as an American Heart Association Instructor
Choosing the right Training Center is an important decision which will have an impact on your long-term success as an American Heart Association Instructor. We suggest meeting with multiple Training Centers to determine which will be the best fit for your organization. Code One is an American Heart Association Training… Read More