THANE: Realizing the importance of life support training in cases of emergencies like accidents, many housing societies, colleges and even motorists are approaching hospitals to learn the technique. `Many people request for a formal training so that they are able to deal with medical emergencies. Also, after one goes under this first response training it gives them the confidence and prepares them to emotionally deal with a situation. During the training, a person is taught to deal those suffering from bleeding, deep cuts, fainting spells, no pulse, stroke, etc,` said Dr Nitin Jagasia, head of emergency services at Apollo hospital. Ritul Tailor, one such resident of...
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