A Certificate course in “How To Give CPR?”. It’s a one day training session and participants will have hands-on training in “How to give CPR?”. Participation is voluntary and the event is open to all age groups.
This is a CSR activity from ‘Hardas Heart Foundation’ and is “FREE” of cost to the aspirants.
Learn CPR & Be A Life Angel !

Kindly register yourself for CPR Training on https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRLhMlVziCW7NrQy9xQGt7UO_W2C-6t677LwFKk7jQ0cfGZQ/viewform?usp=pp_url

Dr. Suhas Hardas Head, Department of Cardiology at Poona Hospital & Research Centre, Pune, has always contributed immensely to the newer developments in medical practices. Recently he brought honor and prestige to the Pune city by doing two successful TAVR (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement) procedures. He is the first Interventional Cardiologist of Pune who has done it on his own. “TAVR” is minimally invasive procedure to replace a narrowed aortic valve that fails to open properly in patients with moderate to high surgical risk. In certain high risk individuals, an open heart surgery to replace the diseased heart valve poses a very high chance of death, operative morbidity and complications.

A Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement is a new marvel in cardiac therapeutics. The replacement or implantation of the new prosthetic Aortic Valve is done through a catheter inserted via the artery in the groin (Like Angiography). This needs immense precision and team effort.

The patient can ambulate in less than 24 hours and can be sent home within a couple of days of the procedure. In our case two high risk elderly individuals with kidney & lung problem had a successful outcome of this procedure and are currently ambulating happily at home.

The news has been covered in local newspapers on 4th April 2019 Times Of India, Lokmat & other daily news papers.

Introduction on CPR by Dr. Suhas Hardas

Participants of CPR training session.

Training session on How To Give CPR? By Mr. Ravi Singh

Hardas Heart Care celebrated “World Health Day” with a Free training session on How To Give CPR @ Hardas Heart Care on 7th of April 2018.

Dr. Suhas Hardas, Dr. Ishwar Zanwar (Consultant & Interventional Cardiologists) & Mr. Ravi Singh had taken different sessions on “Basics of Cardiovascular Diseases”, “Basic Life Support” & “CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation)” training.

As we all know, Cardio Vascular Disease is the number one cause of deaths worldwide. Approximately 50% of all cardiac Deaths are sudden and unexpected and medically known as “Sudden Cardiac Arrest”. Cardiac Arrest is reversible in most of the victims if it is treated immediately with “CPR” (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation).

Learn CPR & Be A Life Angel, need of the hour…

Team of 35 Physiotherapists from different parts of Pune City had attended this training session.

Hardas Heart Care & Hardas Heart Foundation congratulate all the “Life Angels”

Hardas Heart Care is celebrating “World Health Day” this 7th April with a FREE Training Session on “How To Give CPR?” to ensure Basic Life Support in Cardiac Emergency situation.

Dr. Ishwar Zanwar, Interventional Cardiologist addressing on ABC of CPR

Officials of Finolex Cable attending session on “How To Give CPR?”

“CPR”, the first aid in Sudden Cardiac Arrest. A free seminar and training session on CPR is carried out for the Finolex Cables, Urse plant officials. Dr. Ishwar Zanwar & Dr. Prasad Mulay had demonstrated the basic techniques of CPR, the ABCs of CPR on 10th March 2018.

The overwhelming response for the session showed us the need of the hour and we are continuing the efforts to train more and more “Life Angels”.

“Learn CPR Techniques & Be A Life Angel !!!”

“Hardas Heart Care starts social media campaign on Cardiac Arrest.”

The prime reason behind this campaign is to raise awareness on the issue of cardiac arrest and the importance of knowing how to administer CPR during the time of emergency.

Hardas Heart Care, through our trust named ‘Hardas Heart Foundation’ has already trained around 10,000 people from the city through more than 70 sessions. The free training program includes giving people training on how to impart CPR and how to identify cardiac arrest.

“Around 88 per cent of cardiac arrest occur at home and most of the victims are healthy to begin with or are not known to have any previous heart problems. Most of us feel helpless in case of cardiac emergency, either because we have not been trained or we have been trained a long time back and we have completely lost the skill to administer CPR.”

What is a cardiac arrest?

A cardiac arrest is when your heart suddenly stops pumping blood round your body, commonly because of a problem with electrical signals in your heart.

When your heart stops pumping blood, your brain is starved of oxygen. This causes you to fall unconscious and stop breathing.

What should we do when someone suffers from cardiac arrest?

• If brain is devoid of blood supply for three to four minutes, the person will die as brain dead.
• Check for his responsiveness. When you know that person is not responding call for an ambulance urgently.
• Give repeated chest compression and mouth to mouth breathing
• One should not stop performing CPR unless one sees definite medical help or definite signs of recovery.