KMU students, faculty training in life-saving techniques

PESHAWAR: Khyber Medical University (KMU), Peshawar has arranged training to equip students and faculty with essential life-saving skills.The activity was undertaken under Pakistan Life Savers Programme(PLSP).

This initiative was taken by the KMU’s Public Health Department.The essential life-saving skills taught included hands-on Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation or CPR, bleeding control, and other critical emergency response measures.

Under the guidance of Dr. Abdul Jalil Khan, the head of the Family Medicine Department at Institute of Public Health and Social Sciences, and in collaboration with his team, including Osama and Dr. Muhammad Hassam Khan, the workshop saw enthusiastic involvement from various contributors.

KMU Registrar Inamullah Khan Wazir, Associate Prof Dr. Haji Bhader, Dr. Irfan, Dr. Imad, Dr. Ziaur Rehman, along with several faculty members, took part in the activity.Dr. Abdul Jalil Khan highlighted the significance of PLSP in enlightening youth about life-saving methods.

He emphasized the programme’s objective to forge partnerships with key stakeholders in the health and education sectors.The ultimate goal is to transform Pakistan into a nation of skilled individuals proficient in life-saving techniques.

The PLSP, as outlined by Dr. Jalil Khan, aims to provide training to 10 million citizens of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, covering basic life-saving techniques, including hemorrhage management and CPR.This initiative seeks to empower the public to effectively respond to emergencies and administer life-saving measures.

The faculty members provided training to all participating students and faculty during the event.KMU Registrar Inamullah Wazir appreciation for the PLSP, recognizing its commendable efforts in preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals.