What is CPR?   Why do we need CPR training?   Who needs to attend a Bloodborne Pathogens course?

What about AED’s?   Why do we need First Aid training?

Recent BLOG POSTS     visit blog

• What TV Gets Wrong About CPR — And Why That Matters in Real LifeAxe Vale
  Television dramas and action shows make CPR look dramatic — often with characters suddenly collapsing in public and fictional bystanders jumping in with perfect timing. But recent research shows that TV depictions of CPR often stray far from what actually works in real emergencies — and those inaccuracies can shape how people think about CPR ...
• Understanding Heart Disease, Stroke Warning Signs, and Life-Saving Cardiac CareAxe Vale
  A practical medical overview for patients, families, and workplace responders 4 Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, yet many cardiac emergencies develop quietly over years before symptoms ever appear. Understanding how heart disease progresses, recognizing warning signs early, and knowing how modern treatments restore blood flow can dramatically improve survival and long-term outcomes. This guide ...

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
...
• 83
• >>

• Why do we Need AED Training?Teresa Jenkins
  Before we go into why we need AED training; we need to explore what an AED device is.  AED is the abbreviation for Automated External Defibrillator.  The AED is an important step in helping save a life.  An AED is a machine that can be transported and utilized for the automatic diagnosis of life-endangering cardiac ...
• She “was not responding” to CPRCarol Theis
  This weekend I was home watching TV, flipping through the channels, when a program caught my attention. This program was reviewing the case of a gentleman who had lost his wife in a diving “accident”.  They were trying the evidence presented at his trial.  His apparent lack of emotions,  the situation that left her alone ...
• Why Parents Should Learn Infant CPRDonna Ryan
  We often hear the word CPR used in casual conversation in child care centers or in hospitals. CPR is short for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This lifesaving measure is performed when a child or adult has stopped breathing or the heart stops beating. This may happen after certain incidents, such as an injury, choking, suffocation, heart attack, or drowning. Rescuing an ...
• Family of Lost Teen Calls for Further Use of CPR and AEDsRobin Johnson
  Morgan Wilson dies at age of 17 when her heart stops. If staff had adequate training in CPR and access to an AED, she might be alive today. Several factors can lead to an individual’s heartbeat or breathing unexpectedly coming to a halt, from blood infections, to heart attacks, to simple accidents. Even when the cause ...

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
...
• 12
• >>