KENYA NAVY SHARPENS LIFESAVING SKILLS FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Originally published by Ministry of Defence – Kenya — Read the original article →
In medical emergencies, the ability to recognise a life-threatening condition, make rapid decisions and deliver the right intervention can determine the difference between life and death. Within a military environment, such capabilities are critical to protecting personnel, strengthening force health protection and sustaining operational readiness.
Medical personnel from The Kenya Navy Hospital (TKNH) are undertaking Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training at the Kenya Naval Training College (KNTC) to strengthen their capacity to respond effectively to critical medical emergencies.
The one-week programme is designed to enhance participants’ ability to rapidly identify and manage life-threatening conditions while reinforcing essential resuscitation and emergency care techniques.
