“What do I do if the victim is pregnant?” This is a common question that Emergency Care Instructors hear during CPR and AED topics. Just like with any other victim,... read more →
Each year, about 805,000 Americans have a heart attack – averaging out to about 1 every 40 seconds. A heart attack is caused by a blockage or spasm of a coronary artery. It’s... read more →
American Heart Month is the perfect time to use your Instructor skills to improve your immediate community. We encourage you to get out and make a difference this month by donating your... read more →
Each February, organizations across the country join together to raise awareness about heart health. While it’s easy to get caught up in showering others with love this month, let’s... read more →
EMS Safety does not specify where you can hold CPR classes as long as the room is safe for students, has adequate space, and there is technology available to show the required course videos. Set your... read more →
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) claims more than 356,000 lives each year in the US. In fact, one person dies every two minutes as a result of SCA, taking more lives than... read more →
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 →
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 →
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 →
The scene of an emergency is often chaotic. Friends, family, concerned bystanders and first responders are reacting simultaneously. The environment surrounding the scene may also pose a risk... read more →