BLS For MedPark Physician

5 February 2026

On February 5, 2026, Simulation Center, TMG88 organized a Basic Life Support training program for MedPark physicians to enhance the quality of patient care in accordance with international standards, emphasizing the readiness of all medical personnel to deliver safe and effective services.

The training was conducted by expert instructors certified in the AHA BLS Instructor course, ensuring that physicians received up-to-date, standardized knowledge and skills applicable in emergency situations. This initiative aligns with the hospital’s policy of quality assurance in patient safety and reflects its commitment to continuous professional development of medical staff. By investing in such comprehensive training programs, MedPark Hospital demonstrates its dedication to maintaining excellence in healthcare delivery and building confidence among service recipients throughout every aspect of medical treatment and care processes.

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