0Australians who suffer SCA outside of a hospital every year… Currently only 10% survive. Find out how you can Save a Life today! A Guide to Defibrillators – How You Can Save a Life Know CPR and Increase the Rates of Survival! Every year more than seven million people globally suffer from a Sudden Cardiac…
The HeartSine Samaritan 500P public access defibrillator is designed to analyse heart rhythm and automatically deliver an electrical shock if it determines one is needed. Voice prompts guide you through the process of defibrillation and through CPR, prompting you to “Push Harder”, “Push Faster”, “Push Slower” or whether you are doing “Good Compressions”. About 70%…
While death is a topic that many of us tend to avoid, the likely causes of death vary from region to region across Australia. Thanks to recent data compiled by the Australian Insititute of Health and Welfare, the national statistics indicate that roughly 40 per cent of deaths in Australia are because of 6 main causes:…
Why Quick Application of Correct First Aid is Critical Australian’s have more than their fair share of deadly snakes. 21 out of the 25 of earth’s most venomous snakes live right here, including the world’s most deadly snake, the Inland Taipan, that is based off the LD50 test on mice (Read more). Despite the extreme…
It is no longer sufficient to simply offer stable employment in order to attract the best employees. It is becoming more widely realised that staff at all levels of an organisation now need to gain a sense of ownership and pride when it comes to the company that they’re working for. At Aero Healthcare, we…
A Guide to Defibrillators – How You Can Save a Life Did you know that with every minute that passes before emergency medical care takes place, the sufferers chance of survival diminishes by 7-10%? When a defibrillator is used it can increase the chance of survival by an astonishing 74%. Recently, we’ve launched a campaign that aims to…
Aero Healthcare was recently surprised to learn one of our customers wanted to return a defibrillator they had just purchased. The reason wasn’t dissatisfaction with the AED nor financial issues: the company had decided that having a defibrillator on-site would be a large risk to their staff, and in the case of Cardiac Arrest they…