Set Your CPR Business Up for Success for the New Year
2022 is around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about how you can close out your books & set your CPR business up for success for the new year
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Start The New Year On A Positive Note
Start the new year on a positive note by pausing to reflect on these awesome stories of regular people doing the extraordinary.
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How to Perform a First Aid Assessment
If an individual appears to be injured, it’s important to complete an assessment of the scene and the person. This allows you to quickly identify...
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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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National Poison Prevention Week 2022
The third full week of March is National Poison Prevention Week (NPPW). This serves as a time to shine a light on the dangers of poisonings for...
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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 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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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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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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Blood Donor Month: Blood Is An Essential Medicine
January is National Blood Donor Month, so we want to do our part by spreading the word about the need for this essential medicine.
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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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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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