BLS For Medpark Physician

23 April 2026

MedPark Hospital places great importance on patient journeys in every process. To ensure that all staff can provide appropriate and safe patient care according to international standards, basic life support training for MedPark Hospital physicians was organized. This training aimed to allow physicians the opportunity to review their knowledge and skills in basic life support, delivered by instructors certified by the AHA-BLS Instructor course. This ensures that all physicians gain standardized and up-to-date knowledge and skills that can be applied in real emergency situations, contributing to quality assurance and safety for healthcare service users in alignment with hospital policies.

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