CARE Hospitals Conducts “Basics to Advances in Airway & Breathing (A.B.) Workshop” — Empowering Clinicians with Critical Life-Saving Skills

▴ CARE Hospitals Conducts Basics to Advances in Airway & Breathing Workshop
Reinforcing its commitment to advancing emergency and critical care education in India, CARE Hospitals, Banjara Hills, in collaboration with the Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI), hosted the “Basics to Advances in Airway & Breathing (A.B.) Workshop” — a hands-on clinical training program designed to equip healthcare professionals with vital skills in airway management and respiratory support.
Hyderabad, 18th Oct 2025: Reinforcing its commitment to advancing emergency and critical care education in India, CARE Hospitals, Banjara Hills, in collaboration with the Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI), hosted the “Basics to Advances in Airway & Breathing (A.B.) Workshop” — a hands-on clinical training program designed to equip healthcare professionals with vital skills in airway management and respiratory support.
 
The workshop focused on empowering emergency and critical care physicians, anesthetists, intensivists, and residents with the latest protocols and techniques for managing airway and breathing in life-threatening situations. The program combined live demonstrations, simulation-based learning, and expert-led discussions to provide participants with both foundational and advanced knowledge.
 
Accredited with 2 Credit Hours by the Telangana State Medical Council, the program featured Airway assessment and planning, Basic and advanced airway devices, Bag-mask ventilation and endotracheal intubation, Difficult airway management strategies, Oxygen therapy, ventilation modes, and troubleshooting
 
Dr. Kiran Kumar Varma K, Associate Clinical Director, Zonal HOD (Banjara & Malakpet), Department of Emergency Medicine, CARE Hospitals and Course Director, commented, Effective airway and breathing intervention is the first and most decisive step in saving a life. This workshop bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and real-time execution, preparing physicians to act with precision during critical moments.
 
Mr. Vishal Maheshwari, Group Chief Financial officer, Quality Care India Limited, and Chief Guest at the event added – “such structured, skill-based programs are the need of the hour. When every second counts, only trained hands and clear protocols can change outcomes. CARE Hospitals has taken a remarkable step in building clinical confidence among India’s healthcare workforce.”
 
Mr. Biju Nair, Zonal Chief Operating Officer, CARE Hospitals, stated, “Beyond clinical excellence, we believe in building systems that empower every doctor to deliver timely and decisive care. Workshops like A.B. create a ripple effect—strengthening not just institutions, but the entire healthcare ecosystem.”
 
This workshop reinforces CARE Hospitals’ leadership in advancing clinical excellence, medical education, and emergency preparedness. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, the program serves as a benchmark in collaborative skill-building for healthcare providers.
 
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