World Restart a Heart Day

World Restart a Heart Dayis a global awareness day aimed at increasing bystander CPR. From school children learning to save the life of a loved one, to healthcare providers refreshing their CPR skills, CPR training events are happening around the world today.

World Restart a Heart Day is the initiative of the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and the European Resuscitation Council.

Would you know what to do if someone´s heart suddenly stopped?

Every minute counts

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of death worldwide. Every five seconds, SCA claims a life leading to more than 6 million deaths every year. The vast majority of cardiac arrests happen in the home and almost 40% of these are witnessed by a bystander.

After 1 minute, brain cells without oxygen begin to die. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) response times can average 7–12 minutes, or even longer. The ability of bystanders to perform CPR while waiting for the ambulance is critical to survival and positive patient outcomes.

Brian is a Laerdal employee. Brian is a survivor.

点击阅读他令人难以置信的故事。

A Nation of Lifesavers

The American Heart Association (AHA) and the British Heart Foundation (BHF) have worked with Laerdal to implement wide-reaching programs to train school children and lay people in their communities. In the United States, more than 2 million school children are trained in CPR every year.

Survival tripled in Denmark

丹麦是若干国家推出了国家倡议来教育CPR的国家之一。该计划为小学生和申请驾驶执照的人提出了强制性培训。分发教学培训套件，提供了调度辅助指导，并在公共场所安装了AED。

英国心脏基础 - “我真的欠他们一切”

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由于社区救生员，亚历克斯今天活着

Alex learned CPR at school as part of the British Heart Foundations Nation of Lifesavers campaign.

几个月后，他崩溃了，在学校健身房对他进行了CPR。教师和员工的快速行动和知识有助于挽救他的生命。

How Laerdal can help

Community initiatives to increase CPR training as well as improve the quality of CPR delivered are critical to increasing survival. By implementing widespread programs to train CPR and providing frequent, high quality training that is systematically measured to guide performance, we can help save more lives, together.

The Covid-19 pandemic changed how CPR training is delivered. Online training is more important now than ever. Anniewhere can help you provide CPR training from anywhere.

Here's how in 3 simple steps

Spread the word

Instructors invite learners to a course using any teleconferencing systems such as Zoom, Microsoft teams etc.

Before the course, learners download the QCPR Classroom app and find something to compress on. If you have a training manikin, like Mini Anne, use it. If not, find something to compress on like a firm cushion.