Start The New Year On A Positive Note

Start The New Year On A Positive Note

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Start the new year on a positive note by pausing to reflect on these awesome stories of regular people doing the extraordinary.

How Education Facilities Can Get The Most From Their Emergency Care Training Budget

How Education Facilities Can Get The Most From Their Emergency Care Training Budget

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Education facilities face many hurdles when it comes to getting CPR, AED and First Aid training and certification for their employees.

American Heart Month: Women and Heart Disease

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US for both men and women. However, women sometimes experience heart disease differently than men.

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American Heart Month: Women and Heart Disease

Holiday Safety: Christmas Tree Edition

Christmas tree safety. Here are some safety protocols to consider putting in place, even if you’ve had your Christmas tree on display for a while now.

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Holiday Safety: Christmas Tree Edition

The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Carbon monoxide is a “silent killer”. It’s an odorless, colorless toxic gas that can easily go unnoticed to the human senses.

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The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Thanksgiving Safety: Prevent Home Cooking Fires

As part of your Thanksgiving food safety precautions, make sure you’re also taking steps to prevent home cooking fires during busy celebrations.

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Thanksgiving Safety: Prevent Home Cooking Fires

Why Every Business Needs an AED

A cardiac arrest emergency could happen to you or someone nearby while you’re at work, at the gym, at a restaurant or anywhere people gather.

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Why Every Business Needs an AED

How to Prepare for a Winter Storm

Winter storms can bring extremely cold temperatures, icy roads, power failures and more. It’s important to know the risks for a storm in your area.

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How to Prepare for a Winter Storm

Women Are Less Likely To Receive Help During A Cardiac Arrest Emergency

Bystanders are the key to survival during an emergency. Unfortunately, women are less likely to receive help during a cardiac arrest emergency.

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Women Are Less Likely To Receive Help During A Cardiac Arrest Emergency

The Importance of CPR Training for the Whole Family

Many take CPR as a requirement for work. But the truth is you’re more likely to use your CPR training to save a loved one such as a family member.

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The Importance of CPR Training for the Whole Family

The CPR Instructor's Guide to Giving Constructive Feedback

It’s the CPR Instructors responsibility to maintain a friendly atmosphere and encourage growth by giving constructive feedback.

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The CPR Instructor's Guide to Giving Constructive Feedback

CPR Training for Underserved Populations

Bystander CPR occurs less often within vulnerable communities, further lowering survival rates for underserved populations. Let’s look at how we...

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CPR Training for Underserved Populations

Celebrate National EMS Week: 6 Ways to Say Thank You

National EMS Week is right around the corner. From May 15-21, 2022, communities across the US will come together to celebrate EMS personnel...

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Celebrate National EMS Week: 6 Ways to Say Thank You

Bystander CPR: What is it Really Like to Perform CPR?

Responding to an emergency can have a physical, mental and emotional impact on the rescuer no matter who the victim is.

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Bystander CPR: What is it Really Like to Perform CPR?
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