30-Hours Professional Diploma in Heart Attack Prevention and Management
Credit hours
3
Heart anatomy and the causes and risk factors of heart attack provide the background for learning to recognise early warning signs. Learners gain awareness of emergency response, diagnostic tests, medical treatments, recovery care and lifestyle changes that support prevention. Suitable for carers, health support staff and anyone wanting to understand heart health.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Cardiovascular Anatomy and Physiology
- 02Understanding Heart Attack: Causes, Types, and Risk Factors
- 03Early Warning Signs and Symptom Recognition
- 04Emergency Response and Acute Management Protocols
- 05Diagnostic Procedures and Clinical Assessment Tools
- 06Pharmacological and Medical Interventions in Acute Care
- 07Post-Heart Attack Care and Secondary Prevention Strategies
- 08Lifestyle Modification and Behavioural Change Techniques
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