When a heart stops, the people nearby matter first.
2025 CARES data: 42.5% received bystander CPR. Survival was 12.8% with bystander CPR vs. 7.7% without.
This World Restart a Heart Day, know what to do: Call 911. Start CPR. Use an AED. #worldrestartaheart
We are happy to share the ILCOR Statement, which is published in Circulation: Population Health and Outcomes and Resuscitation. Read the full statement on the ILCOR Website https://t.co/qzyqO3S7fI.
Check the engaging podcast here by the authors https://t.co/pa7Y0E26cx.
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It's World Restart a Heart Day!
New Zealand is the first country to see the sun. We are also the first country to start #WorldRestartAHeart Day!
Check out our stories on our website, and book in your first aid refresher today.
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#CPR#AED 71 years ago today, Dr. Paul Zoll made history by reporting the first successful use of electric charges to restart a heart. His groundbreaking work paved the way for AEDs, now saving lives in public spaces worldwide💡❤️ #NEJM
World Restart a Heart Day is coming up on 16th October. Keep an eye out on our page for more information about World Restart a Heart and stories about CPR in the community.
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#Home#Defibrillation Neverending story #HotTopic#Debate#Ongoing#AI#Rescue
The question arises spontaneously when seeing so many supportive comments about home defibrillation. What evidence do you have to support this approach? Are you sure, or do you have other objectives?
The debate is open, and I'm very curious about your thoughts. In the meantime, I have asked four highly advanced AIs what they think 😬
Prompt: What is the current evidence supporting the installation of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in private homes, and what do major guidelines say about home defibrillation? Specifically, do the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR), the European Resuscitation Council (ERC), or other recognized scientific bodies provide consensus-based recommendations on this topic? Please discuss any relevant research studies, guidelines, or scientific statements related to public access defibrillation (PAD) and whether they address or endorse having an AED at home. Cite your sources where possible.
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) will tell you if a shock is needed.
Simply turn on the AED and follow the voice prompts or pictures. An AED is safe and simple to use, if someone is in cardiac arrest, attach one ASAP.
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