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About the Instructor:
I’m Wafi Saida
A certified Canadian Heart and Stroke instructor for the:
- Basic life support (BLS)
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
- Pediatric Life Support (PALS)
- And Standard First Aid(SFA)
I’m an International Medical Graduate (IMG)
I’m a former Doctor and a Specialist in Emergency Medicine.
I worked abroad for 11 years in the Emergency Department and Resuscitation Room.
Despite its importance, many people lack CPR training and certification.
Those who have it may not always act. You can’t rely on others. You must be able to perform CPR yourself.
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ABOUT CPR TRAINING
According to statistics, more than 475,000 North Americans suffer fatal heart attacks each year. Roughly 90 percent of those occurring outside a hospital are fatal.
However, the survival rate increases dramatically if patients receive CPR. Unfortunately, many people lack CPR training.
CPR is a proven, life-saving technique. It involves chest compressions to maintain blood circulation to the brain and other vital organs.
You can combine this with ventilations to ensure blood is adequately oxygenated.
If you lack CPR training or your CPR certification has lapsed, you need to get or renew that training now. Here are some reasons why.
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Proper Training is Vital
Time is Critical
You may need it for work
While cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, some environments pose a greater risk or need. For example:
A child care provider may be the only adult capable of providing CPR to one of many children present. A lifeguard may be the only person present who can perform CPR on a drowning victim. Even when CPR training is not a job requirement, having it just makes sense.
Convenience and Affordability
Automatic electronic defibrillators can re-establish a regular, rhythmic heartbeat in cardiac patients. AEDs are available in many public places such as schools, shopping malls and airports. Knowing how to use AEDs correctly is essential for the best outcome.