Due Diligence Instruction

09/24/2024

Upcoming classes at the ELHI Community Center in Ignacio.

04/11/2024

Join HSC Training & Due Diligence Instruction for an in-person first aid/CPR/AED certification course.

This course is designed for the general public including those with little or no medical training. Skills covered in this course include basic first aid and treatment of medical, injury based or environmental emergencies, choking relief in adults, children and infants, and infant, child and adult CPR and AED use as well as the skills to effectively assess and maintain care until emergency service personnel arrives. Course completion cards meet regulatory requirements and are valid for 2 years.

Saturday, April 13, 2024
10am-6pm
Room #19 at the ELHI Community Center.

Spaces are limited.
Please text 970-903-4813 to register.

04/14/2022

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03/26/2022

01/28/2021

We still have a few openings for a 2 day Emergency Response Training in Pagosa Springs this weekend (January 30-31).

Day one is medical (First Aid, CPR, AED and Stop the Bleed). Upon successful completion, you will receive a FA/CPR certificate good for 2 years.

Day two is force-on-force training with Silver Mountain Instruction and will focus on responding to a medical emergency using the skills from day one to respond to real-life scenarios.

Cost is $300 per person.

For more information, visit duediligenceinstruction.com

01/26/2021

We're offering in person classes for small groups (6 or less) and one-on-one skills checks for both BLS and Heartsaver.

www.duediligenceinstruction.com

Would you know how to do CPR on someone in an emergency situation?

According to 2014 data, nearly 45% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims survived when bystander CPR was administered.

Learn CPR!

01/12/2021

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And of some have compassion, making a difference: ~Jude 1:22

12/05/2020

Survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest largely depends on the prompt actions of bystanders to intervene with CPR and shocks from an AED. In fact, individuals who witness an OHCA event can more than double a victim’s chances of survival if they begin CPR immediately.

Given the efficacy of bystander CPR, initiatives that counteract bystander hesitation and promote action are essential for improving historically low rates of OHCA survival.

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the CPR training industry hard. Learn more about how CPR courses have been impacted in 2020.