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Burnside jail inmate who was unresponsive in cell given CPR

A Burnside jail inmate received CPR after found unresponsive. The Justice Department stated that the 29-year old was found around 9:30 PM. The staff quickly initiated CPR and called the paramedics. Unforeseen ordeal The man was transported to the Dartmouth General Hospital where he was declared dead. The family members of the man were at

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Bystanders save a child with CPR and a defibrillator

Bystanders revived a 15-year old with CPR and a defibrillator. The child collapsed while playing futsal at Sir Robert Borden High School on Greenbank Road. An automated external defibrillator that was stationed at the school was utilized. The boy was playing in a futsal tournament when he collapsed. Futsal is a version of indoor soccer

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2 teachers awarded for saving teen in cardiac arrest with CPR

Two high school teachers in the South Okanagan were honored by the British Columbia Emergency Health Services for their heroic performance in saving the life of a teenager who had suffered a cardiac arrest. Steve Podmorow and Mike Russo were given a Vital Link Award for providing CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a student named

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B.C. Emergency Health Services launched PulsePoint

The British Columbia Health Services or BCEHS launched PulsePoint. It is a phone application for bystanders that can help a person with sudden cardiac arrest. This new application aims to combat by alerting bystanders who are properly trained in CPR and a sudden cardiac arrest that happens in public places. Timely intervention An incident happened

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