The Advisory Board of SSSF India provides professional guidance and strategic perspective to support the organisation's focus on healthcare education, emergency preparedness and life-saving skills development.
Bringing together knowledge, experience and diverse professional perspectives, the Advisory Board helps encourage meaningful learning initiatives and a responsible approach to healthcare training and awareness.
Its guidance supports SSSF India's continued focus on practical education, quality learning experiences, professional development and safer communities.
Our advisory approach brings together professional experience, healthcare knowledge and diverse perspectives to support the continued development of meaningful education and preparedness initiatives.
Cardiac arrest is one of the most time-critical medical emergencies. When the heart suddenly stops, every minute without effective resuscitation matters.
Globally, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest continues to have a very high mortality; the American Heart Association reports that approximately 9 out of 10 people who suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest die. Immediate CPR and early defibrillation are among the most important interventions that can improve the chances of survival.
Evidence consistently demonstrates the importance of early CPR. A recent analysis of nearly 200,000 witnessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrests found that bystander CPR initiated within the first two minutes was associated with significantly better survival and neurological outcomes compared with no bystander CPR.
Associate Professor
IRCF National Faculty
NELS (Training of Trainers – ToT), MoHFW, Government of India
Swasthya Shiksha Skill Foundation (SSSF)Our Advisory Board brings diverse professional perspectives across healthcare education, emergency response, patient safety and community preparedness.
Supporting structured healthcare education and professional learning initiatives designed around meaningful knowledge and practical skill development.
Providing professional perspective on emergency preparedness, response planning and essential life-saving skills.
Encouraging responsible practices and awareness that support safer healthcare environments and better preparedness.
Helping strengthen practical, instructor-led learning and continuous professional skill development.
Supporting hospitals, institutions and organisations in strengthening their approach to emergency readiness.
Encouraging healthcare awareness and essential life-saving knowledge across schools, workplaces and communities.
Effective advisory guidance requires more than experience. It requires a clear commitment to quality, responsibility, practical learning and continuous improvement.
These principles help shape the way SSSF India approaches healthcare education, emergency preparedness and professional skill development.
Meaningful guidance should ultimately translate into better learning, stronger preparedness and responsible action.
Encouraging high standards in healthcare education, training delivery and professional development.
Promoting integrity, accountability and responsible practices across healthcare education and awareness initiatives.
Supporting learning approaches that connect knowledge with practical skills and real-world emergency situations.
Encouraging reflection, feedback and ongoing improvement to keep healthcare training meaningful and relevant.
The Advisory Board strengthens SSSF India's commitment to meaningful healthcare education, practical skill development and emergency preparedness through experience, professional insight and responsible guidance.
Together, we aim to support better-trained professionals, better-prepared institutions and safer communities across India.
Professional knowledge that supports better decisions.
Thoughtful direction focused on meaningful outcomes.
Supporting safer and better-prepared communities.