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Duke Health Drones Now Fly AEDs To Real 911 Calls Duke Health researchers are dispatching AED-carrying drones to live 911 cardiac arrest calls in North Carolina, testing whether autonomous delivery can beat ambulances by the minutes that decide survival.

CPR performed on U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham at his residence last night. He later passed away at George Washington Hospital. He was 71.

Just start CPR for goodness sake’s.

Let’s go Texas Nurses!!!! Saving Lives

Fast action by school nurse, staff and first responders helps save man after suffering electric shock in Odem The man was injured Thursday while connecting wiring at the city's little league baseball field when he touched a live line, Odem-Edroy ISD officials said.

Let’s Go Fort Worth Police Department!! AEDs save lives. Let’s get you partnered with Advanced CPR Advanced AED to take care of of all maintenance including pads and batteries. Our office and warehouse is located in the City of Burleson, Texas Government

How an officer's life-saving rescue sparked an American Heart Association mission in Fort Worth The American Heart Association is partnering with Fort Worth PD to equip 150 patrol cars with the life-saving devices. Since officers are often first on the scene, this AHA-backed initiative aims to drastically improve survival rates across the community.

The new 2025 AHA guidelines have been released.

One notable change has been introduced that will hopefully, and finally, make EMS providers realize that their expensive LUCAS device doesn’t make a bit of difference with patient outcomes. This has been known for the past few years with solid evidence against routine use.

The AHA formally recommends AGAINST the routine use of mechanical CPR devices.

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“Studies comparing mechanical to manual CPR have shown that mechanical CPR is no better than manual CPR in improving patient survival. At present, the routine use of mechanical CPR devices is not recommended (COR 3-No Benefit, LOE B-R) but may be considered in specific circumstances in which high-quality CPR cannot be maintained or for health care professional safety, such as during transport to a hospital (COR 2b, LOE C-LD).”

Another notable change deals with FBAO in adults. Back blows are now recommended first step for conscious patients.

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“Based on additional evidence of effectiveness and safety, the use of back blows is now recommended as the initial step for conscious adults with FBAO, followed by abdominal thrusts (COR 1, LOE B-NR).113 As in 2020, once the person becomes unresponsive, the recommendation is to initiate CPR (COR 1, LOE C-LD), with inspection of the mouth for presence of a foreign body prior to delivery of breaths (COR 1, LOE C-EO). A new algorithm for treatment of FBAO for adults is included.”

Part 9 – Advanced Life Support 2025 American Heart Association Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care

The commitment of teachers and staff in City of Burleson, Texas Government attending the CPR/AED/First Aid Class tonight following a full teaching day is commendable. Thank you for allocating time to review and/or acquire this vital skill in preparation for cardiac emergencies.