Author: Marcy Burnham, RN In moments of crisis, every second counts. Whether it’s a sudden cardiac arrest or any other medical emergency, swift action can mean the difference between life and death. But what if help could arrive even faster, in the form of a buzzing drone carrying a life-saving Automated External Defibrillator (AED) straight […]
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Author: Marcy Burnham, RN In moments of crisis, every second counts. When a sudden cardiac arrest strikes, the difference between life and death often hinges on swift intervention. This is where Public Access Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) emerge as silent heroes in our communities, ready to jumpstart a heart and save a life. A sudden
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Photo: what NOT to do! Keep your AED visible, accessible, and ready to respond in case of an emergency! Author: Marcy Burnham, RN – AED365 LeaderWhether you’re being a responsible business owner by purchasing an AED to help protect you and your co-workers while in the workplace, or you have an AED in your home
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Author: Marcy Burnham In the realm of emergency preparedness, few tools are as vital as Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). These devices can be literal lifesavers in critical moments of cardiac arrest, but like any tool, they require maintenance and inspection to ensure they’re ready when needed. Yet, with busy schedules and numerous responsibilities, it’s easy
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Author: Brady McLaughlin In a recent and noteworthy legal development, the Kentucky Court of Appeals delivered a ruling that has sent ripples through emergency medical services across the nation. On March 8, 2024, in the case (No. 2022-CA-1330-MR), the court determined that Henry County Emergency Medical Services personnel, EMT Kristian Brock and paramedic Christopher Stone,
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Author: Marcy BurnhamFacing a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a life-altering experience, not only for the survivor but also for their loved ones. While medical treatment and rehabilitation are crucial aspects of recovery, the emotional journey following such a traumatic event is often overlooked but equally significant. It’s a path filled with various emotions, uncertainties,
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Author: Marcy Burnham Now that you’ve purchased your AED, placed it in its assigned area/cabinet, and it’s ready to rescue, it’s time to think about AED functionality in extreme temperatures. Throughout the United States, we have been seeing record low and high temperatures over the past few years. It is vital to have an AED
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Author: Marcy Burnham More than 356,000 people have an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in the United States every year, and 60%-80% of them die before reaching the hospital. About 10,000 of these cardiac arrests occurred in the workplace. It is vitally important that your facility has an AED present that is ready to rescue at a
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Author: Marcy Burnham In a cardiac emergency, every second is crucial in providing a positive outcome for the victim. Feeling confident in using an AED and performing CPR are essential. Though you may have received excellent instruction during your AED/CPR class, there are still some variables to consider in real-life situations. In a classroom setting,
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co-authored by Marcy Burnham, RN – AED365 Leader, and Brady B. McLaughlin, MS, NREMT – CEO and AED Expert This question is more common than you may think. Whether you just purchased an AED or have been an AED owner for years, many people have questions about AEDs, or automated external defibrillators. AEDs are vital
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