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February is heart health month
This Heart Health Month, we’re championing the need for AEDs to safeguard heartbeats across Australia
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) doesn’t discriminate. It can strike anyone, anywhere, at any time. Would you know what to do if you were the only one around and someone had a Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Most don’t. At Aero Healthcare we want to empower everybody with the knowledge, skills and tools to be confident in responding to a Sudden Cardiac Arrest incident.Â
9 in 10
people
Won’t survive an
out-of-hospital
cardiac arrest.
It is time for
Australians to
join together.
call
Call 000
when in Australia
push
Begin CPR compressions
shock
Use an AED if one is available
With cutting-edge technology, HeartSine AEDs are designed for swift action and ease of use - because every second counts.
While AEDs are designed to be user-friendly, it is essential for individuals to learn how to use them effectively. HeartSine samaritan AEDs build first responder confidence by analysing for a shockable rhythm and indicating whether or not a shock should be delivered.Â
AED training programs such as those found at We Can Be Aeros are also designed to empower individuals with a basic understanding of how to respond in an emergency. This can be combined with First Aid Training courses for even further understanding and confidence.Â
1. call 000 immediately and ask for an ambulance if you suspect someone has had a sudden cardiac arrest; and
2. an AED will only deliver a shock to a person with a shockable rhythm; and
3. follow any verbal or visual prompts displayed on the AED until medical treatment arrives; and
4. additional emergency treatment such as CPR and rescue breaths may be required until medical treatment arrives;
Designed to be easy to digest and quick to work through, our AED courses are followed by a quick test to ensure that the lessons materials have been understood
The quick AED courses available at We Can Be Aeros cover recognising cardiac arrest, calling for emergency help and how to use an AED with CPR.
By fostering widespread education on AED usage, communities empower individuals to take an active role in cardiac care, contributing to improved survival rates and overall public health.
We are a supporter of Heart Health Month
Learn more about the impact of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and how AED’s can be used in an emergency below.
AEDs – The What, The Why, The How
What is an Automated External Defibrillator?
How does an AED work?
Why purchase an AED?
Sudden Cardiac Arrest – The Silent Killer
How does Sudden Cardiac Arrest occur?
How is sudden cardiac arrest treated?
THE RIGHT DEFIBRILLATOR CHOICE TODAY MIGHT HELP SAVE SOMEONE’S LIFE TOMORROW.
Sudden Cardiact Arrest (SCA) is Australia’s Biggest Killer. The typical Aussie is 10 times more likely to die from a cardiac arrest than they are from a car accident!
Download our FREE Defibrillator Guide to discover how you can make a difference. Your free guide includes:
- Why a defibrillator is essential
- What to look for to help you choose an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
- How to effectively use one
- Who should have an AED
- Where and how to keep it
- How to get additional support
At Aero Healthcare, we recommend devices that are designed to improve patient outcomes when responding to a sudden cardiac arrest
When purchasing an AED from Aero Healthcare you are getting more than just a device, you are getting access to superior market insight and an experienced team of AED experts dedicated to reducing preventable deaths in Australia.
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1. Download Marketing Kit
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Use these materials on your social media or other channels, to promote AEDs
3. Talk to Friends & Family
Spread the knowledge is easy! Simply talk to friends and family about what to do in case someone you know suffers a Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Remember the 3 steps: Call, Push and Shock.
Did you know?
Every year around 30,000 Australians and New Zealanders suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Would you know what to do if you were the only one around and someone had a Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Most don’t.
Every minute a patient is in cardiac arrest, not receiving CPR or AED shock, chances of survival drop by 10%.
After 10 minutes without intervention the damage caused by cardiac arrest is nearly irreversible.
one aed COULD impact an entire community
HEALTHCARE, WE MAKE IT BETTER