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"Anticipate & Respond" to SAVE A LIFE!
Emergent situations such as Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere - on the street, at home, or in a hospital setting. A successful outcome depends on early bystander CPR and rapid defibrillation within the first few minutes after the arrest.
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Certified as a Basic Life Support Instructor (BLS) by the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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Board Certified Registered Nurse with 28 years of experience that includes Emergency, Critical Care, and Trauma situations.
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Certified in Infection Control and Epidemiology (CIC)
Our Goal
Why do I need to learn CPR?
CPR is the first link in the chain of survival. It begins with YOU!
It Can Happen in Minutes....
Most out of hospital adult cardiac arrests happen unexpectedly and result from underlying cardiac problems. Successful outcome depends on early bystander CPR and rapid defibrillation in the first few minutes after the arrest. It has been shown that skills in CPR diminish after just 3 months. It is important to renew your CPR certification annually.
Learn CPR and Save a Life!
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CPR is the most important factor in reducing pre-hospital deaths from cardiac arrest.
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CPR courses teach life-saving skills.
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The Heart and Stroke Foundation collaborated on resuscitation guidelines in the US and Canada.
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It only takes a few minutes to save a life. CPR and defibrillation if administered early, and triple or quadruple a person’s chance of survival.