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Cardiac Arrest in the Workplace, By the Numbers

Download this Guide as a PDF here. Cardiac arrest is a serious health condition that can affect a seemingly healthy individual of any age at any time, often without warning. Each year, more than 356,000 people in the United States alone experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. According to OSHA, there are approximately 10,000 annual cases […]

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What CPR class should I register for as a Coach? 

When volunteering to coach a youth sport you may be asked to become CPR and first aid certified. As an American Heart Association training center, Code One offers these courses along with many others. The course you would be looking to register for is called Heartsaver & Skills Session, which includes First Aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)/ automated external defibrillator (AED) training.

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CE-TEK All Weather AED enclosure at Greenfield Park Botetourt County, VA

CE-TEK All Weather AED enclosure at Greenfield Park Botetourt County, VA

AED Team, a leading national distributor of AEDs and safety equipment is excited to announce that it has installed a CE-TEK All Weather AED enclosure at Greenfield Park in Botetourt County, Virginia.  This project was completed on behalf of the Compress & Shock Foundation. Two days before Christmas 2020, Twila Rankin suffered a cardiac arrest. Her husband called 911 and performed

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Should I physically connect the Accessories Kit to my AED

Should I physically connect the Accessories Kit to my AED?

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are valuable devices that can provide a patient with the best chance of survival. The time from Collapse-To-Defibrillation is one of the key determinants between life and death for out of hospital cardiac arrest patients. Throughout your daily activities, you may notice AEDs placed in various public settings. These devices are

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What is an IP rating and why does it matter for my AED

What is an IP rating and why does it matter for my AED?

Ingress Protection or (IP) Ratings represent levels or amounts of protection that a device or object has against the intrusion of solid objects and liquids.  An international standards organization, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) sets the standards for the ratings.1  A multitude of equipment types which are altogether known as electrotechnology are rated by these standards.  Think about the

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Life-Saving Partnerships Benefit Community

Life-Saving Partnerships Benefit Community

NORTH CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, November 7, 2021 — The City of North  Charleston, AED Team, North Charleston Fire Department, and the Lowcountry  Resuscitation Alliance joined forces to install a public Automated External Defibrillator  (AED) with weatherproof box at Riverfront Park. AEDs are medical devices designed to  provide an electrical shock to a person who is in cardiac arrest. According to American 

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What are the American Heart Association recommendations for who should have an AED program

What are the American Heart Association recommendations for who should have an AED program?

The AHA is campaigning for all workplaces to implement a First Aid, CPR, and AED training program, along with public access to AEDs. According to the AHA, 50% of American employees are unable to locate the AED in their own work space. With 10,000 cardiac arrests in workplaces each year, it is worth changing that

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What happens if I use an AED What do I do after (1)

What happens if I use an AED? What do I do after?

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are incredibly valuable, sophisticated devices that can provide a patient in Cardiac Arrest with the best chance of survival. While providing early chest compressions and breaths (CPR) in a resuscitation attempt are critical, the most effective way to convert a patient’s cardiac arrest rhythm back to normal in an out-of-hospital setting

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What should I look for when selecting an outdoor AED storage solution?

What should I look for when selecting an outdoor AED storage solution?

Cardiac Arrest is the leading cause of death in the United States in Both Men and Women. Research and studies show that roughly 50% of Cardiac Arrests are unwitnessed, and only about 10% of patients who experience a cardiac arrest in an out-of-hospital setting survive to hospital discharge (1). Because of these staggering statistics the

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