Tahir Shahzad, MD
Qatar Board of Emergency Medicine, Arab Board of Emergency Medicine, FRCEM
Emergency Medicine Resident - Mercy St. Vincent, Toledo, United States
Member of RCEM, PSEM, ACEP, and EMRA
Patron & Founder
This organization has been working dedicatedly since 2020 in Pakistan to improve survival outcomes of out-of-hospital cardiac Arrest. The organization is a perfect blend of academic opportunities for our valued volunteers and members and a platform for the public to establish basic and life-saving skills. The organization is growing every year and improving; However, it needs further consolidation in its structure and workflow and more public interaction. We aim to educate the masses to make our society and country safer and happier.
I urge you all to come forward and join hands in this noble cause and be a source of saving the precious lives of your loved ones. I am proud of my team, who work tirelessly and selflessly to make this organization grow bigger than expected and to achieve what we imagine.
Javerya Hassan
CEO,OHCA-Pakistan
Sara Andrabi, MD
Assistant Program Director, Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Department of Emergency Medicine
Baylor College of Medicine
Assistant Medical Director, Ben Taub Hospital Emergency Center
Harris Health System
Senior Mentor
Dr Kamran Khan
Consultant Emergency Medicine
Hamad Medical Corporation
Program Director for Resuscitation & Critical Care Fellowship
Fellowship Core Faculty member of POCUS
Doha, Qatar
Senior Mentor
Muhammad Faraz Anwaar, MD
Cardiovascular Disease Fellow
Department of Cardiology
Houston Methodist
Houston, U.S.
Mentor
Advisory Panel
The advisory panel is the superior administrative body and a think tank of the organization.
Maaz Mansoor
Director
Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) describes the loss of mechanical cardiac function and the absence of systemic circulation. Time is crucial, with a lack of perfusion leading to continual cell death; with each second that passes the possibility of a good outcome decreases. The unpredictable and time-sensitive nature of OHCA makes it a unique medical emergency
Globally, it is estimated that on average, less than 10% of all patients with OHCA will survive. The time it takes to initiate CPR has the greatest impact on survival. It, therefore, falls to the community to start CPR and maintain viability while emergency services arrive. Successful outcomes rely on the coordination of the “chain of survival”—a complex relationship between public bystanders, emergency services, and hospital providers.
Through our organization, we plan on training the community and increase the number of public bystanders who know how to deal with the out of hospital cardiac arrest.
We plan on doing it by building a task force. This will comprise our team of medical students and I am really hopeful that we can bring about a significant impact in this area.
Mehreen Amanali Rajabali
AHA certified trainer for CPR
Nurse professional with TNCC (Trauma Nursing Core course)
PHTLS (Pre-hospital trauma life support) certified.
Chief Trainer
Think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive- to breathe, to think, to enjoy..
Life is valuable , Learn how to save life , learn CPR and save humanity....
Aamna Yousuf
Selection Committee Head
Hiba Zafar
General Secretary
Areeba Saleem
General Council Chief
Wamiq ul Shakoor
General Council Joint Cheif
Maheen Aziz
Planning Head
Micah Irfan
Operation and Execution Head
Areeba Samad
Treasurer
Wajiha Fatima
HR Manager
Aleezah Hassan
Secretary Media
Hafsa Shahid
Secretary Design
Laiba Shamim
Website Management Head
Hafsa Faisal
Media Cell Head
Hira
BSC Management Team Head
Hina Aslam
Master Trainer Management Team Head
Huda Noor
Educational Activity Head