Archive · 31 Dec 2025
150 NTR Health Staff Trained in CPR
A group of 150 staff members from a health university in Vijayawada, India, learned how to perform CPR.
This training was organized by the university and a group called the Indian Resuscitation Council Federation.
The head of the university, Dr. P. Chandrasekhar, said that learning CPR is very important and that everyone, not just doctors, should know how to do it.
The chairman of the IRCF, Dr. S.S.C. Chakra Rao, also said that every citizen should be trained in CPR to help in medical emergencies.
The training was part of a program called 'Every Citizen a Life Saver — Your Two Hands Can Save a Life — Make in India'.
150 staff members of NTR University of Health Sciences received CPR training.
The training was conducted jointly by the university and the Indian Resuscitation Council Federation (IRCF).
Vice-Chancellor Dr. P. Chandrasekhar emphasized the importance of early resuscitation and life-support training for all.
IRCF Chairman Dr. S.S.C. Chakra Rao highlighted the need for CPR training for every citizen to respond to medical emergencies.
The program aimed to equip citizens and institutional staff with essential life-saving skills under the theme 'Every Citizen a Life Saver — Your Two Hands Can Save a Life — Make in India'.
- Who
- 150 staff members of NTR University of Health Sciences
- What
- Underwent CPR training
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Vijayawada
- Why
- To equip citizens and institutional staff with essential life-saving skills
- Number of Trainees
- 150
- Organization
- NTR University of Health Sciences
- Training Provider
- Indian Resuscitation Council Federation (IRCF)
- Date
- Wednesday
- Theme
- Every Citizen a Life Saver — Your Two Hands Can Save a Life — Make in India
- Key Speaker
- Dr P. Chandrasekhar (Vice-Chancellor)
- IRCF Chairman
- Dr S.S.C. Chakra Rao