Advanced Life Support Certificate Renewal Course – AHA Card

27 August 2026

The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) renewal training was held on August 27^th , 2026, for physician and registered nurses from MedPark hospital and Chaophya Hospital. The course focused on enhancing participants’ ability to assess and diagnose cardiac arrest and arrhythmias, as well as correctly use resuscitation equipment and related medications. The program also strengthened communication and teamwork skills through a blended learning approach, including online modules, classroom theory, and hands-on simulation-based practice. Participants gained comprehensive, high-quality learning experiences aligned with international standards.

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