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The arena staff were credited for saving a life using CPR. The rapid action of civilians are lauded for using CPR and an automated external defibrillator (AED) to resuscitate an apparent heart attack victim. Saving a life The incident occurred at Nepean’s Howard Darwin Centennial Arena where a 56-year old man was in distress. Upon […]
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A survivor of cardiac arrest installs AED outside house for public use. For Chris Troughton, he believes that defibrillators save lives. Neighborhood access to an AED Troughton was thinking about getting an automated external defibrillator (AED) for his own home, but he later got an idea to share the AED with the entire neighborhood by
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The quick action of bystanders in utilizing an AED saves a life. Two Saskatoon men have something special to celebrate this holiday season – for being alive. This is due to the rapid action of bystanders and an automated external defibrillator (AED). Availability of AEDs Richard Gryshchuk, 54-years old was rescued by two lifeguards and
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Training on CPR and AED is offered at Kiwanis Park. The event aimed to equip people with the skills to perform basic CPR and to use an automated external defibrillator (AED). Importance of CPR and AED skills The training event provides both the knowledge and confidence to respond to cardiac emergencies. According to Lisa Bagan,
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A girl was saved by Calgary school staff using an AED. It was only the third day of school and it was an episode that nobody could have predicted, but staff at Calgary’s Balmoral School were prepared. Saving a life with an AED Just one month before the start of the school year, they all
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ATMs are one of the suitable locations for installing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to help cardiac arrest victims. Availability of AEDs Coffee shops and automated bank machines are ideal locations for installing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to help cardiac arrest victims. Cardiac arrest causes the heart to stop abruptly due to an electrical issue and
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A defibrillator or AED saved the life of a Windsor man. He emphasizes that everybody should learn how to use the device. Andrew Brown suffered a massive heart attack after playing hockey at Belle River Arena. Luckily, the 51-year old man was saved by his teammates. Life-saving defibrillators His teammates immediately performed CPR and utilized
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With the help of a defibrillator and timely delivery of CPR, a life was saved while waiting for the ambulance. The rapid thinking and availability of a public defibrillator are given credit for saving the life of a man at Nipigon Ont. A man who just finished a workout routine on a treadmill was sitting
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The public defibrillators can be found in several places, but a new study suggests parts of downtown Toronto are under served. The defibrillators are utilized to deliver a shock to the heart to restore its normal rhythm and credited to help save lives. Accessibility of AEDs According to a University of Toronto engineering professor, there
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A 64-year old man collapsed while playing squash and saved by an AED. The availability of a public defibrillator and the rapid action by the staff at the Canada Games Complex and the Thunder Bay paramedics were given credit for saving the life of the man. Based on a written release, a 64-year old man
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