The program was initiated as my personal interest in life-support skills, from my Advanced Life Support Certification from the European Resuscitation Council.
Having been experienced in life-support procedures and skills since the beginning of my clinical experience, I understand the sheer importance of these skills in everyday life, from anybody around as bystander or a medical professional needs a good knowledge & training of these skills to be able to save a precious life.
A timely response and initiation of CPR has resulted in significant impact on patient outcomes.

Introduction of the program was thoroughly welcomed in the department and aided by the head of department by streamlining the processes.
His personal participation in the process and sessions was a key motivator.

He also introduced the idea of recognition of the participation of the students, and agreed to the idea of issuance of e-certificates of participation on the behalf of the department and instructors to help students collect artefacts of participation for their portfolios .

Community Life Support was aimed to ensure that medical students are trained and capable of responding confidently to life-threatening emergencies. With the provided training, students will be prepared to provide effective emergency care in both clinical and community settings.