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OUR VISION TO CREATE 30 LAKH FIRST AIDER By 2030 to save lives in golden time and reduce dusease morbidity , DR BHARGAVI VIJAY BADE

DR. BHARGAVI VIJAY BADE running basic first aid training center approved by Director of industrial safety health Since 16 Years of Empowering People to Save Lives Through First Aid Training Every Second Matters. Every Life Matters. I a workplace where an employee suddenly collapses or a child gets injured during an activity, or suffers a serious burn. In those crucial moments, people often find themselves asking one question: “What should I do?” the difference between panic and effective action in golden period is the right action only knowledge by expert first aid trainer. This belief lies at the heart of Dr. Bhargavi Vijay Bade’s journey in First Aid Training—a journey dedicated to helping people build the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to respond to emergencies as she practices near Bhosari MIDC Pune . A Journey of 16 Years in Life-Saving Education For the past 16 years, Dr. Bhargavi Bade has been delivering First Aid Training, helping individuals understand that emergency preparedness is not just a workplace requirement; it is a life skill education that can make a meaningful difference when every second counts. The focus is on making first aid knowledge practical, accessible, and relevant to real-life situations. The goal is not simply to explain procedures, but to help participants understand how to respond calmly, responsibly, and effectively when an emergency occurs. Beyond the Classroom: Building Confidence to deliver Cardio pulmonary Resuscitation Effective first aid training goes beyond textbooks or online and presentations. It prepares people for situations they may never expect but could one day face. Through demonstrations, interactive learning by case studies, and scenario-based discussions like industrial accidents or Road side accidents, participants can learn the importance of assessing an emergency, seeking appropriate medical assistance, and providing suitable first aid within the limits of their training. From responding to injuries and bleeding to understanding the initial response to burns or a person who has collapsed, the emphasis remains on preparedness, safety, and timely action. The real achievement is when a participant leaves with not only knowledge, but greater confidence to take appropriate action. Creating Safer Workplaces and Communities through behaviour base safety training Workplace safety and emergency preparedness are essential for every organisation. People with basic first aid knowledge can contribute to a safer environment by recognising emergencies, responding appropriately, and arranging professional medical help without delay with mock drill. Each training session is an opportunity to build awareness, strengthen emergency readiness, and reinforce a simple message: being prepared can make a difference. A Mission That Continues Sixteen years of delivering First Aid Training represent more than experience.OUR VISION TO CREATE 30 LAKH FIRST AIDER By 2030 to save lives in golden time and reduce dusease morbidity They reflect a continued commitment to sharing knowledge that has the potential to help protect lives. Dr. Bhargavi Bade’s work supports a culture in which people are better prepared to respond when someone needs help. Because emergencies rarely come with a warning—but the right knowledge can help people respond with greater confidence. “First aid is not just a skill to learn; it is a responsibility to be prepared.” KNOWLEDGE BUILDS CONFIDENCE. PREPAREDNESS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Dr. Bhargavi Vijay Bade | First Aid Training Profile BHMS AND PGDHM AND DIRECTOR GENERAL OF SHIPPING approved medical examiner,We are ISO and OSHAS recognized organization conducting PAN India first aid training TRAINER DR VIJAY BADE MBBS ;D.C.H AFIH, FELLOWSHIP IN AEROSPACE Medicine is affiliated as trainer with American heart association . Over 16 years conducted more than thousands of lectures to IT industry and manufacturing industry and hotel industry. TRAINING TIME.4 TO 5 HRS Precession and post session exam followed by certificate facilitation program.Our organization is in the field of industrial trainings related to First aid , Safety, Fire Fighting, Occupational Health & Safety, and all trainings as per the guideline provided by ISO, OHSHAS. The First Aid Training will be conducted as per the norms laid down by Factories Act 1948, as amended by Factory Rules, 2012 dated 05-06-2012 Our organization also conduct medical check up SCOPE OF Ø Automatic external defibrillator(A.E.D) The training will be imparted, and Supported by Power Point Software, Graphic Pictures & Video Films Ø Examination of Patient & Practical of CPR will be supported by Imported Mannequin. Contents of Training Program Ø Introduction / Definition / Aims of First Aid, General Anatomy. Ø ABC & CPR of First Aid (Theory & Practical Ø First Aid for Wounds & Fractures Ø First aid For Burns & Electric Shock Ø First Aid for Solid Poison / Liquid Poisons / Gas Poison & Food Poison Ø First Aid for Snake , Insects & Scorpion bites (Animal Bites) Ø First Aid for Epilepsy Fits, Practical involvement in Training Program. Ø Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation.Ø Cardiac Massage Ø C P R (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) & Recovery Position Ø Various bandages & knots for wound Ø Bandages & Slings for various fractures Ø Transport of Patient from one place to another Ø Emergency Transport through Two, Three & Four handed seat, To & Fro Method Ø Techniques of use of available material to prepare equipments for transport like Stretcher Mock drills and theory for more details visit www.drbadevshl.com adovacy about first aid on DD SAHYADRI

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