Technology is now helping to improve cardiac arrest outcomes by leveraging the power of bystander response times with the use of various CPR apps. Bystanders are the key... read more →
As part of National Preparedness Month (September), we want to help you prepare for a hurricane and know what to do during and after. Although hurricane season spans several months... read more →
While CPR/AED course topics provide ample hands-on learning and interaction, First Aid class topics are more lecture-based and jam-packed with information to absorb. This can often make the course feel like... read more →
As children head back to school, families are buzzing with getting school supplies together, meeting with new teachers and adjusting to new routines. Parents should prep their children for what to... read more →
Join us in promoting Safe + Sound Week (August 12-18) in your workplace by raising awareness about the importance of working safely in any environment and getting more employees involved in... read more →
We were recently asked our opinion on first aid treatment for chigger bites by an instructor who was teaching in an area known for chiggers. A quick poll of our office... read more →
There are so many CPR training programs out there today. It’s hard to know which are considered high-quality programs and which have little to no weight if you... read more →
It is the Instructor’s responsibility to clean and decontaminate all equipment after each class in order to prevent disease transmission. Although the risk of infection during CPR training is... read more →
We have received questions of whether EMS Safety requires the use of instrumented directive feedback devices or manikins for CPR courses – these concerns stem from a requirement that the American Heart Association placed on its... read more →
Earthquakes can happen anywhere and without warning. California, Alaska and the Mississippi Valley are at higher risk, but tremors can occur all over the country. With the recent earthquakes... read more →