Podcasts about hands only cpr

Erin Matuczinski, Veronica Gutierrez and Tiffany Kay.  It's easy...and needed.  Hands-Only CPR and AED training.  Also info on the Mom Prom fundraiser April 12th.   gwynethsgift.org

Research shows that individuals who are shown very brief “Hands Only” CPR training videos are significantly more likely to attempt CPR and show superior CPR skills than individuals who are not shown the videos. Such exposure makes a significant life saving difference when no one formally trained in CPR is Read More Shared by United Resource Connection November 18, 2024

Welcome to your Paulding County Cast! I'm Melissa Carter, along with Doug Harding, bringing you the latest updates and stories from around our community. Here's a look at today's top stories: **Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumbers** Paulding County residents, check your veggie drawers! The CDC has linked recalled cucumbers to a Salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens in 25 states, including Georgia. With over 160 people affected and 54 hospitalized, Fresh Start Produce Sales Inc. has issued a recall for cucumbers shipped in bulk in late May. Ongoing testing aims to confirm the source of the outbreak. **National CPR & AED Awareness Week Recap** In honor of National CPR & AED Awareness Week, we highlight the importance of learning Hands-Only CPR. With 70% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occurring in homes, educating yourself on this life-saving skill could make a difference for your loved ones. Visit heart.org/handsonlycpr to learn more. **Keep Paulding Learning Leader Board** The first Keep Paulding Learning Leader Board of the summer is out! Congratulations to Lillian C. Poole Elementary School, Herschel Jones Middle School, and East Paulding High School for topping their respective categories. Encourage your child to connect to their Study Plan on Progress Learning to help their school climb the District Leader Board. **Weather** Today's forecast calls for partly sunny skies with highs around 89°F in Hiram and Dallas. Expect lows in the mid-60s. Tomorrow will also be partly sunny with highs reaching 83°F, followed by plenty of sunshine on Tuesday with a high of 83°F. Join us as we dive into these stories and more on the latest episode of the Paulding County Cast. Stay informed and stay safe! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Like most nine-year-olds, Finn loves fun. Whether it's going for a swing in his backyard playground or playing with his pets, there's not much that slows him down except sometimes his heart condition "I was diagnosed with CHD, Congenital Heart Defect," Finn said. "Unlike normal kids I have a limit so I can't really run around for that much longer." "We had never heard of CHD, we had never even heard of open-heart surgery in a baby," said Finn's mother, Kelly Blumenthal. "That was something that was not even on our radar at all." Blumenthal says she was first alerted...Article LinkSupport the show

Today I'm excited to share so much great information from American Heart Association's Senior Community Impact Director, Valerie Weber! Val leads our community consisting of 9 counties in the American Heart Association's mission of education, service, advocacy, and research surrounding heart disease. I learned so much about what they are doing and I know you'll come away with new knowledge as well!Local American Heart Association Events:Tri-County Go Red For Women • April 11, 2024 | Waypoint 4180 Canfield, Oh2024 Northeast Ohio Golf Classic • June 3, 2024 | Youngstown Country ClubThe 27th Annual Bill Phillips Classic • May 20, 2024 | The Quarry Golf ClubGreater Akron Heart Walk • | June 15, 2024 | Canal Park Akron, Ohio heart.org/akronwalkWayne County Heart Walk • September 19, 2024 | Kinney Fields Wooster, OH | heart.org/wayneheartwalkStark County Heart Walk • September 21, 2024 | Hall of Fame Village, Play Action Plaza, Canton Ohio heart.org/starkheartwalkTri-County Heart Ball • Date & Location TBDAkron Canton Heart Ball • Date & Location TBD Visit heart.org for resources on heart health: American Heart Association | To be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier livesNutrition standards: The American Heart Association Diet and Lifestyle Recommendations | American Heart AssociationCPR:If folks are interested in CPR certification, they can enter their zip code here https://atlas.heart.org/home to find a training center near them.If they are interested in Hands-Only CPR they can view the resources here: Hands-Only CPR | American Heart Association CPR & First AidFind all of our episodes on aultcare.com/podcast

Join us in celebration of 100 years of the American Heart Association's mission and 20 years of the Go Red for Women movement. During the month of February, Kellie will chat with survivors and doctors in an effort to increase women's heart health awareness and serve as a catalyst for change to improve the lives of women globally. Kellie's guests this week are: Tara Yell – a heart survivor that shares her story. Dr Anezi Uzendu is in Cardiology and shares his story. Karen Springs shares the importance of Hands-Only CPR. Visit heart.org to learn more.

Join us in celebration of 100 years of the American Heart Association's mission and 20 years of the Go Red for Women movement. During the month of February, Kellie will chat with survivors and doctors in an effort to increase women's heart health awareness and serve as a catalyst for change to improve the lives of women globally. Kellie's guests this week are: Tara Yell – a heart survivor that shares her story.Dr Anezi Uzendu is in Cardiology and shares his story.Karen Springs shares the importance of Hands-Only CPR. Visit heart.org to learn more.

Dr. Imelda Dacones, Chairperson of Go Red for Women Puget Sound and Market President, Optum Pacific Northwest and Susan Koeppen, heart attack survivor. Both women are Go Red for Women Ambassadors for 2024. Susan shares her heart attack story and how she had no idea what was happening. She went to the ER and her life was saved. Dr Dacones gives us the low down on what the risks are and how to lower the risks.Heart Attack Warning SignsHeart attack symptoms can differ for men and women, but the most common symptom for both is chest pain. Women might also have non-chest pain symptoms and less obvious warning signs. Symptoms in Women·        Chest pain, but not always·        Pain or pressure in the lower chest or upper abdomen·        Jaw, neck or upper back pain·        Nausea or vomiting·        Shortness of breath·        Fainting·        Indigestion·        Extreme fatigue  A heart attack is a life-or-death emergency, every second counts. If you think you or someone, you're with has any symptoms of heart attack, call 911 and get to a hospital immediately.  Ways to participate on Wear Red Day:·  Wear red and take a selfie. Post your photo on social media with #WearRedDay #goREDwa and tell your followers why it's important to wear red.· Make heart health a priority. Commit to making one healthy change, no matter how small.·  earn Hands Only CPR. Women are less likely to get bystander CPR than men. Become a lifesaver by watching a Hands-Only CPR demo on heart.org/nation. Hands-Only CPR is just two easy steps: call 911 if you see a teen or adult collapse and push hard and fast in the center of the chest until help arrives.· Give to the American Heart Association. Support the fight against heart disease and stroke. Set up your fundraising page at WearRedDay.org·  For 20 years, Go Red for Women by the American Heart Association has addressed the awareness and clinical care gaps for cardiovascular disease in women. Get resources and take action at GoRedforWomen.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr. Imelda Dacones, Chairperson of Go Red for Women Puget Sound and Market President, Optum Pacific Northwest and Susan Koeppen, heart attack survivor. Both women are Go Red for Women Ambassadors for 2024.  Susan shares her heart attack story and how she had no idea what was happening. She went to the ER and her life was saved. Dr Dacones gives us the low down on what the risks are and how to lower the risks. Heart Attack Warning Signs Heart attack symptoms can differ for men and women, but the most common symptom for both is chest pain. Women might also have non-chest pain symptoms and less obvious warning signs.  Symptoms in Women ·        Chest pain, but not always ·        Pain or pressure in the lower chest or upper abdomen ·        Jaw, neck or upper back pain ·        Nausea or vomiting ·        Shortness of breath ·        Fainting ·        Indigestion ·        Extreme fatigue    A heart attack is a life-or-death emergency, every second counts. If you think you or someone, you're with has any symptoms of heart attack, call 911 and get to a hospital immediately.    Ways to participate on Wear Red Day: ·  Wear red and take a selfie. Post your photo on social media with #WearRedDay #goREDwa and tell your followers why it's important to wear red. · Make heart health a priority. Commit to making one healthy change, no matter how small. ·  earn Hands Only CPR. Women are less likely to get bystander CPR than men. Become a lifesaver by watching a Hands-Only CPR demo on heart.org/nation. Hands-Only CPR is just two easy steps: call 911 if you see a teen or adult collapse and push hard and fast in the center of the chest until help arrives. · Give to the American Heart Association. Support the fight against heart disease and stroke. Set up your fundraising page at WearRedDay.org ·  For 20 years, Go Red for Women by the American Heart Association has addressed the awareness and clinical care gaps for cardiovascular disease in women. Get resources and take action at GoRedforWomen.org.

Hands-Only CPR carried out by a bystander has been shown to be as effective as CPR with breaths in the first few minutes during an out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest for an adult victim, and learning hands-only CPR increases the chances of a bystander taking action in a cardiac emergency. In this episode, Steve is joined by Stella Fogleman, Director of the Emergency Preparedness Response Division in the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, to discuss this easy-to-learn and potentially life-saving technique. Links discussed during the show: DPH Heart Heroes Heart Heroes fact sheet Coping with stress and need some help? The Department of Mental Health has online resources. Follow our department across all social media platforms @lapublichealth.

The monthly Fayetteville Fire podcast features fire safety tips, a behind-the-scenes perspective of the work and the services the Fayetteville Fire Department provides. In this episode, the feature topic is Hands Only CPR and we are joined by Rachael Thurner, a Registered Nurse with Cape Fear Valley Health.

You don't need special certification or formal training to perform Hands-Only CPR, but you do need education. If a cardiac arrest happens to someone near you, don't be afraid. Just be prepared. On this episode of the HouseCall Podcast, our experts talk about how you could save someone's life through CPR, the use of AEDs and the importance of heart checks for student athletes.

On this episode of the Purposely Podcast with Suzanne McKenzie, Founder & CEO of Able Made and Renee DiNino, Director of Community Affairs for iHeartMedia/Connecticut we discuss the importance of "hands only CPR".Special guest:Holly S. Andersen, M.D., F.A.C.C. is the Attending Cardiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine, Director of Education & Outreach for The Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute, The New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medical Center

Welcome back to 3 More Questions, an episode series where we continue the conversation that we started last week with our featured guest. On this episode, we're talking about our interview with Dr. Holly Andersen, the renowned cardiologist and founder of the Hands Only CPR movement, to learn even more about how to use passion to drive change. If you want a simple plan to improve as a leader, you can get one here for free — https://howleaderslead.com/plan

Today's guest is Dr. Holly Andersen. She's a renowned cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital and the founder of the Hands Only CPR movement. She is on a mission to make sure everybody knows how to help someone in cardiac arrest. Because, as you'll hear today, we can save a lot of lives if ordinary people like you and me know what to do when that happens. Unfortunately, most people don't … and it's not easy to create the kind of awareness you need to change that. But Holly is an extraordinary leader. She is passionate about this mission. And she knows how to leverage that passion in order to drive change and action. Now that's a skill every great leader needs to master – and this episode will help you do it! You'll also learn: One practical way you can naturally teach your team more in your day to day work What to do when you have to deliver bad news Tips for motivating stubborn people How to bring awareness to your big goals >>> LEARN HANDS ONLY CPR [30 seconds]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsH7l5jkanY

Amy Cavaliere is an Experienced Tax Paraprofessional at BDO USA, LLP. She is a certified CPR and AED instructor, an advocate for the American Heart Association, and was chosen to be an ambassador for the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women campaign in 2022. Amy served as a Member of the Executive Leadership Team for the Richie Ashburn Home Runs for Heart and an Executive Challenge Member for the Heart Walk with the American Heart Association. In this episode… After a medical trauma, it can be difficult to understand your body again. Being prepared for an emergency can be the difference between life and death. What steps can you take to be prepared in the event of an emergency? When Amy Cavaliere suffered a SCAD (spontaneous coronary artery dissection) emergency, she became aware of how important learning life-saving techniques are. Experiencing this event changed her perspective on how to listen and trust her body. Every minute that passes when in cardiac arrest, without administered CPR, decreases the survival rate. Knowing how to properly and safely administer CPR can save someone's life.  In this episode of Cornerstone Unplugged, JP Cavaliere sits down with Amy Cavaliere, an Experienced Tax Paraprofessional at BDO USA, LLP, to discuss how CPR and AED training can save lives. Amy talks about experiencing cardiac arrest, being an advocate for heart health, and why you should learn hands-on CPR.

Kathleen Steininger talks about their Hands-Only CPR training and the use of an AED.   gwynethsgift.org for volunteer opportunities or to find out about training options.

Community Connection Thursday June 2nd 2022 Indianapolis Recorder Sport's Writer Danny Bridges CPR & First Aid Training "Emergencies leave us feeling helpless, but they don’t have to. Take two minutes to learn Hands-Only CPR™ now. 70 percent of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in homes. When a person has a cardiac arrest, immediate CPR can double or triple their chance of survival. Prepare to save a life, find a CPR course near you today." Find a class near you: https://cpr.heart.org/en/course-catalog-search Now through June 7th, the American Heart Association is recognizing National CPR and AED Awareness week. Phone Guest: Tim Harms - Senior Director Of Communications American Heart Association Bruce Richardson - CPR Survivor Find Your Family, Know Your Roots - Free Genealogy Assistance and discussion about the importance of oral history in Black family genealogy with the Harrison Center This Saturday, June 4th 1:00pm - 4:00pm About: "Bring family photos and join author/historian Eunice Trotter, genealogy expert Charles Barker, and photographer/historian William Rasdell for a workshop presentation followed by professional genealogical assistance from the Indiana African American Genealogy Group to help you start your family tree." Event information: https://attend.indypl.org/event/6688695 Phone Guest: Joanna Taft - Executive Director at the Harrison Center for the Arts Eunice Trotter - Journalist, Author, Community ActivistSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Practical Prepping Podcast, Episode # 236,  "Hands-Only CPR; AED And CPR Simplified"In this episode, we discuss a simplified CPR course designed by the American Heart Association. It simplifies the process.We also discuss AED usage - Automatic Electrical Defibrillator. They are located in many work places, churches, schools, and businesses. They are very simple to operate and do save lives.When a person experiences Sudden Cardiac Arrest, the absolute worst thing you can do is nothing.Learn it if you haven't already.The life you save may be your loved one's.Practical PreppingWebsite: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoThis episode is sponsored by:ProLine Digital Grouphttps://www.prolinedesigns.usEmail: info@prolinedesigns.usJim Curtis Kniveshttps://www.facebook.com/JimcurtisknivesEmail Jim:  j.curtis7mm@yahoo.comThe BASE Handgun Training Systemhttps://gumroad.com/a/1061512307If you find value in the podcast, would you consider supporting us?Your support helps us keep the podcast up and running, as well as growing. Here are several ways you can help:Amazon affiliate - start your shopping from our websiteIt costs you nothing extra, but pays us a little commission to support the podcast.Buy Us A  Cup of Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/practicalprepBuy one of our books     "Practical Prepping For Everyday People"     "Making Contact During Emergencies" Linked from our website, On Amazon, or wherever books are sold.Consider doing business with our sponsorsWe support our sponsors with our personal dollars and we trust them. You can too.Tell them you heard about them on Practical Prepping Podcast.Contact us.Practical PreppingWebsite: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoWebsite design and hosting by ProLine DesignsCopyright 2022, Practical PreppingJoin us on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for new episodes.

American Heart Association Hands-Only CPR survey found that even though most adults understand that CPR saves lives, there is some unwillingness to actually “be the one” to deliver this potentially lifesaving assistance.

Cardio Cerebral Resuscitation (CCR) and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) are two important life-saving skills everyone can learn. CCR, better known as Hands-Only CPR, is becoming more common in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen as Dr. Juan Gallego, the Medical Director and Emergency Department Chief at BayCare's St. Joseph's Hospital, discusses the goals of CPR and CCR and why hands-only CPR might be a better alternative to traditional "mouth-to-mouth" CPR.

On this episode of the Public Affairs Podcast, KG Smooth and Uncle Funky Larry Jones chat with Daphine Priscilla Brown-Jack, a native of Houston, TX, who is the founder and CEO of Prevention Zone Inc. PZI is a simple program for boys ages 13-21 which included her son and his friends and with the support of their parents. Her goal was to motivate and keep the youth-focused on the positive things despite the negative environment in our society. Also on the program, we share a good tug at the heartstrings story from the American Heart Association featuring a local Houston woman, Ganesa Collins. She saved her husband's life when he collapsed from a heart attack while jogging last year. She had recently been trained on Hands-Only CPR, and the 911 operator who answered her call had been trained on Tele-CPR and was able to keep Ganesa encouraged until medical aid arrived on the scene. ► LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/myhoustonmajic ► FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/majic1021 ► FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/majic1021 For over 40 years, Majic 102.1 has served Houston as The People's Station! From community events, wellness, celebrity interviews and more! Check out interviews from the Sweet Talker Kandi Eastman, AV, Uncle Funky Larry Jones, Sky Houston and KG Smooth!

Katherine Baca discusses the importance of knowing how to properly perform CPR as well as the up to date recommendations when it comes to learning and performing CPR.

Amy Henson, and Bruce Doran of Sudbury's Science North share information and enthusiasm for Hands Only CPR. Sign up to learn how to potentially increase the likelihood of helping someone's survival from Cardiac Arrest. An uncomplicated methodology and straightforward learning will be delivered by ZOOM in November 2020, and in January and February (Heart Month) of 2021. One of the session will be en francais.!

Bobby Wales American Heart Association  How is CPR different with Covid-19? Teach Shawn CPR with hands only. AHA Demo Video – https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=342368213408339&ref=watch_permalink CIVILIANMEDICAL FOR A 10% AT MEDICAL GEAR OUTFITTERS CMP Shirts: https://ballisticink.com/collections/skinny-medic

Bobby Wales American Heart Association  How is CPR different with Covid-19? Teach Shawn CPR with hands only. AHA Demo Video – https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=342368213408339&ref=watch_permalink CIVILIANMEDICAL FOR A 10% AT MEDICAL GEAR OUTFITTERS CMP Shirts: https://ballisticink.com/collections/skinny-medic

Bobby Wales American Heart Association  How is CPR different with Covid-19? Teach Shawn CPR with hands only. AHA Demo Video – https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=342368213408339&ref=watch_permalink CIVILIANMEDICAL FOR A 10% AT MEDICAL GEAR OUTFITTERS CMP Shirts: https://ballisticink.com/collections/skinny-medic

Dr. Holly Andersen, Cardiologist at the New York Presbyterian Hospital and Director of Education and Outreach with the Perelman Heart Foundation discusses Hands Only CPR, a PGA of America initiative, and heart health during the Coronavirus crisis.

In this episode, I got to interview the brilliant Vicki Maguire. Vicki is the Chief Creative Officer of ad agency Havas and she is one of the most awarded creatives in the industry today. Her work includes the ‘Hands Only CPR’ ad for the British Heart Foundation starring Vinnie Jones – which has now saved over 50 lives – and The Angina Monologues, which earned her a British Comedy Award. A vocal advocate of diversity and inclusion, Vicki was the first female chair of Creative Circle and helped set up its foundation; a charity that helps fund students from diverse backgrounds enter the industry.What can I say about this episode! I had such a laugh! Why? Because Vicki is a force of nature who tells it exactly how it is. That might be to do with her working-class background, her ability to blag her way into any job or just simply her infectious laughter.As usual we chart our way through her career from being fired from every job imaginable in the fashion industry to landing in advertising and recently becoming Chief Creative Officer at Havas London. I don’t want to reveal too much about this interview instead I’ll tell you some of the things you’ll learn from her story – the art of blagging, when to tell it’s time to move on from your job, the value of having a 3 months fuck off fund and how to negotiate your salary – plus much much more.

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes Leith States of the US Dept. of Health and Human Services and Dr. Laura Herrara Scott of Anthem to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss #RestartAHeartDay and the importance and value of Hands-Only CPR.

Act 7 of 2019 has just taken effect, requiring the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to develop and provide curriculum for hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to schools, now part of required high school instruction.

When someone's heart has stopped, it is critical that bystanders not only call 911… starting […]

When someone’s heart has stopped, it is critical that bystanders not only call 911… starting CPR will help that person and increase their chance of survival. […]

This episode starts with Jeffrey Lee's interview with Mr. Matthew Ormseth, an Arcadia High School and Cornell University graduate who now works at the LA Times, on his experiences in journalism. Next, Jeffrey talks to Kevin Tan, (our Harvard-bound valedictorian) and also the captain of Arcadia High School’s Science Olympiad, on what the team is all about. Last but not least, we have an interview with Chief Chen Suen, a Battalion Chief at the Arcadia Fire Department, on the upcoming Hands-Only CPR training sessions for the freshmen of Arcadia High School! Timestamps: Journalism Advice with Matthew Ormseth: 1:03 Science Olympiad with Kevin Tan: 16:06 Hands-Only CPR Training with Chief Chen Suen: 25:23 Find our previous episodes here! Find last year's episode on Science Olympiad here on Podbean or here for Spotify!

Only about 46 percent of people who experience an out of hospital cardiac arrest receive the immediate help they need before professional help arrives. Stephanie Austin was lucky her husband was able to administer hands on CPR when she suffered sudden cardiac arrest. Now she volunteers for the American Heart Association to spread the word about the importance of getting CPR training. Loraine spoke to Stephanie about National CPR and AED Awareness week and the ways citizens can get access to CPR training.www.heart.org/HandsonlyCPR

More than 300 thousand people suffer cardiac arrest each year. Doing CPR properly can save someone’s life in these situations, but according to a recent survey, only half of Americans say they know how to perform bystander CPR. Bystander CPR is a series of quickly delivered chest compressions to help pump a heart that has stopped beatingHere is a two-minute video from The American Red Cross, where you can learn Hands-Only CPR – so you can be the bystander who provides life-saving care until professional responders arrive.http://www.redcross.org/get-help/prepare-for-emergencies/be-red-cross-ready/hands-only-cprhttps://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/2018/02/01/new-cleveland-clinic-survey-only-half-of-americans-say-they-know-cpr/Today's Health & Wellness is a joint effort of Today's Health and The Central Ohio Health And Wellness Magazine.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, iHeart Radio, or your favorite podcast player.http://www.ohiohealthandwellness.comFacebook - @todayshealthohioHELP US SPREAD THE WORD!We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends! If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in iTunes. Here's how - http://pleasereviewmypodcast.com/todayshealthContact us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.com

More than 300 thousand people suffer cardiac arrest each year. Doing CPR properly can save someone’s life in these situations, but according to a recent survey, only half of Americans say they know how to perform bystander CPR. Bystander CPR is a series of quickly delivered chest compressions to help pump a heart that has stopped beatingHere is a two-minute video from The American Red Cross, where you can learn Hands-Only CPR – so you can be the bystander who provides life-saving care until professional responders arrive.http://www.redcross.org/get-help/prepare-for-emergencies/be-red-cross-ready/hands-only-cprhttps://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/2018/02/01/new-cleveland-clinic-survey-only-half-of-americans-say-they-know-cpr/Today's Health & Wellness is a joint effort of Today's Health and The Central Ohio Health And Wellness Magazine.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, iHeart Radio, or your favorite podcast player.http://www.ohiohealthandwellness.comFacebook - @todayshealthohioHELP US SPREAD THE WORD!We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends! If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in iTunes. Here's how - http://pleasereviewmypodcast.com/todayshealthContact us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.com

Thanks for the shout out Lou • Good Morning "Record Snowfall in Pennsylvania Please Shovel within your limitations • Hands Only CPR, what song has the beat for chest compressions??? • Shout Outs & Still Waiting on the Song???? • Thanks • Hi

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Willy Giddings explains the change to Hands Only CPR, and the importance of doing something rather than nothing. Willy also discusses CPR in Schools, teaching every 8th grader in the Salem-Keizer School District CPR along with the AED scholarship program.

Willy Giddings explains the change to Hands Only CPR, and the importance of doing something rather than nothing. Willy also discusses CPR in Schools, teaching every 8th grader in the Salem-Keizer School District CPR along with the AED scholarship program.

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Todos somos buenos. Todos somos buenos hasta que demostramos lo contrario. Las mentiras, las inexactitudes, imprecisiones, terminan por pesar y hacen que las mentiras terminen por rebelarse. Da igual que tengas dinero escondido aquí o allá, el karma no entiende de eso y al final, al final terminas pagando. No damos crédito. Tenemos la audiencia con mayor conciencia historica que se pueda tener. Así que esta semana os damos descanso y no lanzamso ninguna pregunta al aire, os dejamos a vuestro albedrío para que os podáis comunicar con nosotros de la forma en que prefiráis.  Los vídeos de la semana: Hands Only CPR   Dancing in the Rain  La música que nos acompaña en el podcast es: The TenGooz - Too Much Information - (Jamendo.com)  2Inventions - Johaness Gilther - Subcarpathia Original Mix (Jamendo.com) Síguenos en Quotidianos.es  QuotidianosPodcast@GMail.com  @QuotidianosPod | @Gemasur y @Maeltj Para suscribirte desde tu podcatcher o aplicación favorita Aquí tienes nuestro Feed  

February is American Heart Disease Awareness Month. In celebration, let's review cardio pulmonary resuscitation, or CPR. When was the last time you took a CPR class? A year ago? 5? 10? Do you remember all the things you needed to do? All the compressions-to-rescue-breath numbers? No? You'll be happy to know, there's a new method. This ain't your Dad's CPR. It's called Hands Only CPR and it's effective and easy to learn. So easy that MySafe:LA's two resident EMTs, Todd Leitz and Cameron Barrett, are going to teach you right in this podcast.Support the show (https://www.mysafela.org/donate/)

A head to head article this week asks: "Does celebrity involvement in public health campaigns deliver long term benefit?”. The British Heart Foundation's Hands Only CPR campaign, featuring Hollywood actor Vinnie Jones, seems to be having positive effects. Maura Gillespie, head of policy and advocacy at the BHF, explains why. Also this week, care for the homeless is often fragmented and transient. A team at University College Hospital in London is trying to unite the disparate agencies involved to ensure long term medical and social care for these vulnerable people. They tell us how their pilot service has improved outcomes and reduced costs.