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Category Archives: AED Safety
Choosing the Right CPR class
One of our most common questions is “What CPR class do I need?” Here is a quick guide to Virginia CPR requirements (with notations for DC and Maryland). We will use your profession to determine the correct CPR class: Non-Healthcare: This … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Guidelines, AED, AED Safety, CPR Class, First Aid
Tagged AED, AHA, American Heart Association, child care professionals, cpr, Easy CPR, Education, First Aid, health, holistic practitioners, medicine, Online BLS Training, Online CPR Training, rn bsn msn, Safety Education Specialists, Skill Session, Skills Session
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Do You Sell AEDs?
“Do you sell AEDs?” This is a question we are asked during nearly every class. People are naturally curious about this amazing device-the Automated External Defibrillator. An easy to use box that seems to literally shock people back to life! … Continue reading
How do I become an AHA Instructor?
This is a question we get a lot. No really, A Lot! It seems that every business wants to make an in-house person an instructor thinking “wow, this will really save us some money!” Yes,…and No. Usually, No. Sure, it … Continue reading
Posted in AED, AED Safety, CPR Class, CPR in the Real World, Uncategorized
Tagged AED, AHA, American Heart Association, cpr, CPR Mask, Hidden fees, Instructor Course
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Options for AED Service and Maintenance
A question we are often asked by clients is “Do you do AED Program Management?” Yes, we do. We have the same capabilities as the manufacturer. AED Inspections. Medical Direction. Replacing AED pads and batteries. AED reset after AED use. … Continue reading
Posted in AED, AED company, AED Safety
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Research–where do CPR Instructors get their facts?
In keeping with the Scientific Method,in order to control for start of SCA and CPR/AED use groups would have to be subjected to induced Cardiac Arrest with varying methods of interventions. This type of study is one that I don’t think could be ethically done as it would require inducing Cardiac Arrest and, in some cases, withholding interventions. If this type of study is ever done, I would be interested in seeing the results!) Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Guidelines, AED, AED Safety, CPR in the Real World
Tagged AED, AHA, American Heart Association, certification, health
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Save the Heart vs. Save the Ta-Ta’s (it all come’s down to Money)
CPR is a “pretend therapy” says Dr. Gust Bardy (http://www.businessweek.com/lifestyle/content/healthday/649250.html), founding president of Seattle institute for Cardiovascular Research. He explains further saying that survival rates do not correlate with the 40 years of experience the nation has had in practicing … Continue reading
Posted in AED, AED Safety, CPR Class, CPR in the Real World
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