New American Safety & Health Institute Programs Released

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Eugene, OR, June 06, 2011 --( These easy-to-use programs are specially designed for use in both the community and workplace setting, and are ideal for anyone who wants to learn fundamental emergency care skills.### Eugene, OR, June 06, 2011 --( PR.com )-- Basic First Aid and CPR and AED training programs from American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) feature realistic scenario videos, full-color student handbooks in digital and print formats, and 2-year certification cards for successful course completion.These easy-to-use programs are specially designed for use in both the community and workplace setting, and are ideal for anyone who wants to learn fundamental emergency care skills.The flexible instructional design used in ASHI programs allows the instructor to customize their class to meet various teaching and learning styles.In addition to complying with the recommendations of the 2010 International Consensus on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) Science with Treatment Recommendations (CoSTR), the programs also feature a new mobile application component.The application comes at no additional cost with every successful certification card.“We’re pleased to present these new programs to our instructors and training centers,” explains HSI CEO Bill Clendenen.“With all-new print materials, videos filmed using the latest technology, and the ASHI Passport feature, we think these robust new programs will significantly contribute to building the confidence students need to respond in an emergency.”For more information on ASHI emergency care training programs, please visit their website at hsi.com or call 800 447 3177.### Contact Information Health & Safety Institute Michelle Morrison-Geschke 800-447-3177 hsi.com Contact: Tom Catalano Director of Marketing 541-344-7099 x366 tcatalano@hsi.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Health & Safety Institute (HSI)

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