eart Association to enhance
its eLearning programs for emergency cardiovascular care training," said
William W. Hammill, M.D., Director of Cardiopulmonary and Vascular Services
for Martha Jefferson Hospital, and chair, American Heart Association ECC
First Aid Task Force. "Now, healthcare providers will not only have access
to traditional instructor-led classroom courses to complete their training
requirements, but they will also have a greater array of options to
complete certain courses when their schedules allow, without being tied to
a specific classroom at a specific time. The convenience and cost savings
associated with eLearning programs will make them an invaluable component
of a full spectrum of educational and training options."
The eLearning course lineup includes the following options:
Stand-alone online courses
* Basic ECG Rhythm Recognition, called Learn Rhythm - Adult, which covers
basic heart rhythms, arrhythmias and rhythm recognition, and which is
an excellent educational tool for healthcare workers holding Basic Life
Support certification who seek to take Advanced Life Support (course
available soon online)
* Stroke Prehospital Care Online, which will cover risk factors,
diagnosis, assessment and management of potential strokes
Blended courses
* The AHA Healthcare Provider Course, HeartCode(TM) BLS Anywhere (course
available soon online)
* BLS Healthcare Provider (HCP) Online Renewal
* Heartsaver(R) First Aid Online
* Heartsaver(R) First Aid Online With CPR and AED Renewal
The American Heart Association's ECC eLearning initiative corresponds
with research by the American Society for Training and Development that
shows the use of technology-based training delivery methods increased by
nearly five-fold between 1999 and 2005. In addition, research by the
healthcare compliance company HCPro, Inc. indicated that education and
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