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FREE AED and CPR TRAINING
@Deal_Town
Contact [email protected]
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March ’25 Papers Podcast
-Relatives experience of unsuccessful CPR
-A new trauma score; sBATT
-Adrenaline for traumatic arrest?
itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/…
open.spotify.com/show/4pGoo1…
TheResusRoom.co.uk #FOAMed
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Anecdotally, I think this is a relatively common issue in cardiac arrest care.
Take time to perfect the essentials when managing an arrest. Don’t accept anything less. If you’re a team leader, or team member, take time to notice these little things that make the big difference
Defib pad placement is important. Positioning them correctly can double someone’s chance of survival.
Side A is correct. The key difference is that the pad on the left hand side of the chest has been placed on the side of the rib cage, closer to the armpit.

ALT The image shows a side-by-side comparison of two defibrillator pad placements on a CPR training mannequin, labeled "A" and "B." The background is dark blue, and the text reads: "Spot the difference. Do you know the best defib pad placement?" In image A, one pad is placed on the mannequin's upper right chest, while the other is positioned on left hand side of the rib cage, close to the armpit. In image B, one pad is also placed on the upper right chest, but the other one is placed on the left hand side, further away from the armpit and almost on top of the ribcage.
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When @VinnieJones65 talks, you listen.
Are you one of the 45% of football fans who wouldn't be confident giving CPR?
Learn CPR in just 15 mins.
bhf.org.uk/revivr
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Who's ready for #RestartAHeart 2024?
Alongside our partners, we've compiled resources to help you get involved throughout October, whether you're running an event or want to support on social media.
Visit our website to get started: resus.org.uk/get-involved/re…
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Come on down to our Fire Station Open Day!
Where: Uckfield Community Fire Station
Date: Saturday 3 August 2024
Time: 10.00am to 3:00pm
Follow us for more dates and locations!
#Uckfield #OpenDay #Community #familyfun
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🌞🌳 Heading to the countryside this weekend?
Remember to dispose of glass bottles properly! They can magnify sunlight and start devastating fires.
Let's all love our countryside and be #WildfireReady!🔥 🚒
Learn more 👉 esfrs.org/countryside
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With the #GeneralElection announced for July, we're asking political parties to make one simple commitment: create more CPR-trained lifesavers in the next parliament than any previous.
Read the simple steps to achieve this on our website: resus.org.uk/manifesto-commi…
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Public access defibrillators are safe for anyone to use!
With 61% of people saying they aren’t confident enough to use one, we created our Defib Dani animation to give everyone that confidence to try and help save a life.
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Before beginning CPR, first check for signs of life: are they unconscious, unresponsive, not breathing or not breathing normally?
Noisy, infrequent or gasping breaths are not normal breathing.
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We have been set a challenge to see how far this picture can travel on twitter - A RT is easy and costs nothing!
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⏰It’s a race against time⏰
We have a time-limited opportunity to buy our lifesaving helicopter. And we need your help more than ever to do it.
If you can, please, help us buy it for life.
Donate today at ow.ly/8yiy50RaFoB
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Another helpful and important reminder from the experts.
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🔴 Could you spare time to help support our #community?
🔴 Could you respond locally to emergency 9️⃣9️⃣9️⃣ calls as first on scene?
🔴 Looking for a challenging and rewarding #volunteering experience?
Recruitment is opening soon! Keep an eye on our social media channels & website
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Bystander CPR and the use of a defibrillator are both key to improving survivor rates.
Would you know what to do? Book a life-saving course near you today or spend 15 mins on @TheBHF RevivR app - bit.ly/4abxOlN
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Still 3 places left to learn CPR FOC in @Deal_Town during April. Contact [email protected] for details
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We are looking for first responders in the Northiam, Beckley, Brede, Peasmarsh areas. Are you interested? Know anyone you could ask? Please get in touch to find out more and look at our website.
rotherresponders.org.uk/beco…
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Hi
I use this account to teach people about Pre hospital emergency practice and promote the podcast. I don’t use advertisements and my content is also free. I’m trying to hit 3,000 followers to be able to reach more people
Can I get some RTs and follows to help me get there?🚑
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Did you know that only 15% of surveyed parents feel confident in recognising the signs of cardiac arrest in children?
Aaron’s Heart outlines the signs of cardiac arrest and the steps to CPR for the best chance of survival. Order your copy today: resus.org.uk/baby-cpr
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Are you #BlueLightAware ?
Watch out full video covering a wide range of emergency scenarios on the road and how you as a driver should respond.
youtu.be/Sq_qBijChWk?si=Oa9C…




























