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Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Know the facts
Knowing the facts of SCA and the necessary treatment that’s required can be the difference between life and death. Early CPR and defibrillation is required for the best chance of survival.
What does CQC say about defibrillators?
Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator of health and social care in England; but what are their views on defibrillators?
Why all AEDs should be Public-Access
It is vital that bystanders have immediate access to defibrillators and the easiest way to do this is by registering your device for public access.
A Lack of Defibrillators in Public Spaces
The UK’s national survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest stands at just 8%. An increase in life-saving AEDs could improve that figure. Here’s how.
How do the UK’s Cardiac Arrest Survival Stats Compare to the Rest of the World’s?
The UK's cardiac arrest statistics state 30,000 lives are claimed every year, but how does this statistic measure up against the rest of the world?
Are Sporting Stadiums Heart Safe?
With such high numbers of visitors and such strenuous physical activity taking place in sporting stadiums, it is vital they're equipped for cardiac arrest.
How Public Transport is becoming Heart-Safe
As public transport use grows, the need for life-saving defibrillators has increased. Taxis, trains and planes have taken steps to be heart-safe.
Is there a Connection Between Electric Cars and Defibrillators?
The demand for electric and hybrid cars is on the rise, but how does this increase the need for more AEDs in the motor manufacturing industry?
How do astronauts perform CPR in space?
20th July marked the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. We explore how astronauts would provide emergency care in space.
Is Europe Heart Safe?
Statistics have shown that there is a need for more defibrillators across Europe. defibshop explores why more AEDs are required.
