Resuscitation Boot Camp (RBC)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Perform Basic and Comprehensive Cardiac Life Support
Become confident in using early warning scores and communicate efficiently to escalate
Perform high quality CPR for cardiac arrest
Administer medications appropriately and timely
Recognize and manage tachycardias and bradycardias

Description

The Resuscitation Boot Camp (RBC) is a comprehensive two-day training program designed to build critical resuscitation skills for healthcare professionals. The course integrates Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) and, Comprehensive Cardiac Life Support (CCLS) for 1.5 days, and half day of hands-on training in IV cannulation and crisis management. Using a combination of lectures, skill stations, and highly realistic scenarios, the course equips participants to respond effectively in life-threatening situations.

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Course Duration:

2 Days

Expert Faculty
Emphasis on prevention of cardiac arrest
Communication
Hands-on practice in resuscitation

Curriculum

Knowledge

IRCF BCLS-CCLS physical copy will be shared.

Assessment

Skills & MCQs

Contact Course

Contact course is aimed at providing practical knowledge about everything that one needs to know about Advanced Airway Management. This is achieved by way of 30% of time spent on demonstrations and 70% time on hands-on training, which includes:

DAY 1:

Topic	Time
Registration and BCLS Pretest	8.00 AM-8.20 AM
Introduction to IRC Courses and Learning objectives	8.20 AM-8.45AM
BCLS Core link and Algorithm: Scene safety, Call for help, Checking Pulse and Respiration	8.45 AM-8.55 AM
Chest Compression Lecture and Demonstration	9.00 AM-9.15 AM
Introduction to COLS importance and Difference	9.30AM-9.45 AM
Airway and Breathing, Lecture and Demonstration	9.45 AM-10.05 AM
Single Rescuer and Two rescuer algorithm	10.05 AM-10.25 AM
AED Lecture and Demonstration	10.25 AM-10.45 AM
Adult Chocking	10.45 AM- 11 PM
Tea Break	11.00-11.15
CPR in Special Situation Infant, Child and Pregnant women	11.20 PM- 11.40 PM
Hands-on practice: Single Single Rescuer, Two rescuer, AED Handling	11.40 PM-12.40 PM
BCLS Putting altogether Q & A	12.40 PM-12.50 PM
BCLS Post test	12.50 PM-1.10 PM
Lunch Break	1.10 PM – 1.45 PM
CCLS Pre Test	1.45 PM-2.15 PM
Introduction to CCLS: CCLS Core links, CCLS Algorithm	2.15 PM-3.00 PM
Basic and Advanced Airway	3.00 PM-3.20 PM
ECG interpretation and Rhythm Identification	3.20 PM-4.00 PM
Transcutaneous Pacing	4.15 PM-4.30PM
Tea Break	4.30 PM-4.45 PM
Intraosseous Approach	4.30 PM-4.45 PM
Skill station 1: Airway Stations – Airway Adjuncts, SGA, Endotracheal intubation Skill station 2: Defibrillation – Understanding of Defibrillator cardioversion and TCP	4.45 PM-5.45 PM
Q&A End of the Day	5.45 PM-6 PM

DAY 2:

TOPIC	TIME
Acute coronary syndrome	8 AM-8.15 AM
Pharmacology	8.15 AM-8.45 AM
Brady & tachyarrhythmia algorithm	8.45 AM-9.15 AM
Stroke	9.15 AM-9.30 AM
Team approach	9.30 AM-9.45 AM
ROSC & post-resuscitation care	9.45 AM-10.05 AM
TEA BREAK	10.05 AM-10.20 AM
Understanding pre arrest ECG rhythms on simulator Defibrillation Cardioversion TCP	10.20-11.40
Team approach/Code blue skill station 1: Cardiac arrest Skill station 2: Tachycardia and Bradycardia Rhythms Skill station 3: IV Cannulation	11.40-1.00
MEWS and ISBAR technique	1.00-1.15
LUNCH BREAK	1.30 PM-2.00 PM
Crisis Management	1.45-2.45
CCLS Post test	2.45-3.15
Interaction, review remediation and closure valedictory	3.15-3.45
TEA BREAK	3.45-4.00

Course Co-ordinator

Dr. Rasesh Diwan

National Director for Training

Indian Resuscitation Council Federation

Faculty

Dr. Thilaka Muthiah

Clinical Lead & Consultant,

Anaesthesiology

Apollo Simulation Centre

Ms. Durgadevi Elumalai

Simulation Instructor & Nurse Consultant,