The AED may deliver a shock if you don’t follow the pictures on the pads and place them on the adult patient with one pad on the upper left just under the left collar bone and the other pad just under the right arm. However, the AED may not be able to do an optimal […]
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Virginia based Code One Training Solutions has taken an important step in advancing community preparedness for recognizing and responding to Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
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Code One is pleased to announce the completion of our May and June Summer Accelerated Emergency Medical Technician classes from its East Hartford Training Center! Students completed 5 weeks of intensive study and will now proceed to national and state certification testing. More information on upcoming EMT training programs is available on our EMT Program
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Code One Training Solutions LLC, a leading and growing provider of American Heart Association lifesaving CPR training and education, is excited to announce its 54th location in Cambridge, MA. Code One is pleased to invite learners to this location for the full portfolio of American Heart Association hybrid courses including Heartsaver First Aid CPR, Basic Life Support
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The American Heart Association (AHA) develops evidence-based guidelines that are used by healthcare providers for resuscitation of patients of all ages. The guidelines include algorithms which provide a systematic approach to the resuscitation process giving providers a consistent tool to use for each patient. Generally learners receive a copy of the laminated algorithm cards in
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Today kicks off National CPR and AED Awareness week in the United States. It is a time that cardiac arrest survivors, emergency personnel, and advocates share knowledge and skills with the general public with the hope that they may improve the odds that a cardiac arrest victim will survive. The May 29, 2023 NPR article
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Yes. The American Heart Association (AHA) will be transitioning to a new eCard platform starting at 6:30 PM EDT on May 31, 2023. The eCard system will come back in read-only mode at around 11:30 PM EDT during which time eCards can be viewed but not edited. New AHA eCards cannot be issued until the
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Code One Training Faculty Member Dr. Santina Arancio Arno recently presented a webinar for the American Heart Association (AHA) Training Network around basic cardiac anatomy, physiology, and rhythm interpretation. The AHA Training Network consists of thousands of instructors who teach CPR, First Aid, and advanced level courses to over 8.2 million learners annually. Ongoing education
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This week students in Code One’s May Accelerated EMT program practiced obtaining vital signs work outside of the standard classroom environment. Dr. Thomas Latosek visited the class as a guest speaker to answer questions on medical school, share his educational journey, some study tips, his experience as an EMT-B and Paramedic and how it has
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Check out this incredible story about how an oral surgeon and his staff saved a man’s life with CPR and an AED! Dr. Joseph Howard and his team at Central Connecticut Oral Maxillofacial & Implant Surgery were able to revive a man who collapsed in the same building thanks to their CPR and AED training
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