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- What’s new in CPR? A quick look at the 2015 AHA Guidelines for Lay-Rescuers (Heartsaver)
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Monthly Archives: October 2015
New First Aid guidelines from the AHA for 2015
Happy Guidelines Update! For the last 15 years, the AHA has updated the Basic First Aid Guidelines based on research and feedback from students and instructors, every 5 years. This year, 2015, is the latest update. What does this mean … Continue reading
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What’s new in CPR? A quick overview of the 2015 AHA Guideline change for BLS Healthcare Providers
Happy Guidelines Update! For the last 15 years, the AHA has updated the CPR Guidelines based on research and feedback from students and instructors, every 5 years. This year, 2015, is the latest update. What does this mean for you, … Continue reading
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What’s new in CPR? A quick look at the 2015 AHA Guidelines for Lay-Rescuers (Heartsaver)
Happy Guidelines Update! For the last 15 years, the AHA has updated the CPR Guidelines based on research and feedback from students and instructors, every 5 years. This year, 2015, is the latest update. What does this mean for you, … Continue reading
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