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Basic Life Support (BLS) is a type of healthcare service that focuses on providing emergency medical care in life-threatening situations. It is typically provided by healthcare professionals such as paramedics, nurses, and physicians. BLS includes a range of interventions such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), automated external defibrillation (AED), airway management, and other medical treatments. BLS is often used in emergency situations such as cardiac arrest, stroke, and trauma.
BLS is an important component of healthcare services, as it can help to save lives in critical situations. It is often used in combination with other medical treatments to provide comprehensive care. BLS is also used in pre-hospital settings, such as in ambulances and helicopters, to provide emergency medical care to patients before they reach a hospital.
Some companies in the BLS market include American Medical Response, Falck, and Acadian Ambulance. Show Less Read more