Fanmi akeyi: nòm premye swen ak RCR

Egzijans premye swen an

In Tennessee, the Department of Children's Services (DCS) requires foster parents to complete CPR and first-aid training as part of pre-approval training and to renew it biennially, within two years of the date on the certificate. The training equips carers to respond to common emergencies — injuries, choking, cardiac arrest — and is delivered by a recognized provider.

This requirement is recognized by DCS under its foster home approval and in-service training policies, and is typically completed in person. The certificate is one requirement in addition to the home study and assessment of parenting suitability, and must be kept current; medical professionals holding a healthcare-provider certification may be exempt.

Kijan pou respekte l

Yon sètifika premye swen ak RCP ki rekonèt epi ki ajou satisfè egzijans sa a. Li ajoute sou fòmasyon oswa evalyasyon yo mande a, epi li renouvle detanzantan.

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Fòmasyon konfòm ak nòm ki pi resan yo nan swen ijans

Fòmasyon nou yo nan RCP, nan itilizasyon DEA ak nan premye swen devlope konfòmeman ak direktiv entènasyonal ki pi resan yo nan swen kadyovaskilè ijans ak premye swen.

Nou swiv avèk rigè rekòmandasyon ILCOR yo (International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation), òganis entènasyonal ki responsab evalyasyon syantifik ak elaborasyon estanda mondyal nan reyanimasyon kadyorespiratwa. Rekòmandasyon sa yo sèvi kòm referans pou òganizasyon lasante, etablisman ak lòd pwofesyonèl toupatou nan mond lan — epi yo mete yo ajou selon pwogrè syantifik ak klinik yo.

Referans

• Tennessee DCS Policy 16.4 — Foster Home Selection and Approval
• Tennessee DCS Policy 16.9 — Required Foster Parent In-Service Training
• ILCOR — International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation