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America is facing an unprecedented challenge. As a country, we have been asked to modify our daily lives, our work, our home, our schooling – all to overcome an invisible enemy that seems to change the rules on a daily … Continue reading
Celebrating CPR/AED Week – June 1-7, 2013
Safety Education Specialists had the pleasure of introducing several dozen Federal employees to Hands-Only CPR (http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/CPRAndECC/HandsOnlyCPR/Hands-Only-CPR_UCM_440559_SubHomePage.jsp) It was wonderful to see so many people learning the simplest way to help save a life. We even had requests for Pet CPR! … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Guidelines, AED, CPR Class, CPR in the Real World, Hands-Only, Pet Safety
Tagged AED, AHA, bls for healthcare providers, cpr, CPR/AED Training, Hands-Only CPR
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Why In-house CPR/AED training is a bad idea
There are certain sounds that make my skin crawl. Nails on a chalkboard (the rare chalkboard still in existence), a barking dog at 3am, and the phone call where the voice on the other end says “Our organization wants to … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Guidelines, AED, CPR Class, CPR in the Real World
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“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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Operating so close to hospitals, I get a lot of students who are nurses, doctors or technicians that could be trained for free by their hospital. So, why do they spend the money and come to me for their AHA … Continue reading
Safety Education Specialists’ is pleased to announce our latest training service – Mobile Skills Checks! It’s easy-simply complete your Online Part 1 (www.onlineaha.org) then call us at 571-422-2989 (standard business hours please) for our Mobile Unit to respond. We will schedule … Continue reading
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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Top 5 First Aid Kit Items: the basic items you need to handle an emergency!
One of the most common questions our Instructors receive on-site is “What should be in our First Aid Kit?” Some very creative souls challenge us to answer: “If you could only have 5 things in your Kit, what would you … Continue reading
Posted in CPR in the Real World, First Aid, Home Safety
Tagged AED, CPR Mask, First Aid, First Aid Kit
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