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Sudden Cardiac Arrest HEART SMART COMMUNITIES Current Local Statistics If someone in our community suffers a sudden cardiac arrest outside of the hospital, how likely is he or she to survive? Less than 10% of sudden cardiac arrest victims

Sudden Cardiac Arrest HEART SMART COMMUNITIES
Current Local Statistics If someone in our community suffers a sudden cardiac arrest outside of the hospital, how likely is he or she to survive? ◦ Less than 10% of sudden cardiac arrest victims survive How many community members know how and when to perform hands-only CPR? ◦ Not enough – EVERYONE should know hands-only CPR Where do most cardiac arrests take place? ◦ At home How many people in our community receive immediate bystander CPR? ◦ Less than 1/3 of victims in our community receive immediate hands-only CPR How important is immediate CPR? ◦ It can literally mean the difference between life and death
Heart Smart Communities A little history… ◦ Heart Smart Communities Initiative • Successes and struggles ◦ AHA grant • Equipment and money
Goals 1. Increase the number of community members that perform bystander CPR 2. Improve community awareness about how easy it is to do CPR 3. Build a volunteer network to support these goals
Plan We need to… ◦ Identify community organizations, businesses and groups that are willing to help • Is this YOU?!? ◦ Get these kits to people who can help teach! • Is this YOU?!?
Here’s How Easy It Is… It only takes about 4 minutes to teach someone how to do hands-only CPR. ONLY 4 MINUTES!! Once you agree to be a trainer, you will receive a kit which includes: ◦ Adult hands-only CPR manikin ◦ Adult CPR Anytime DVD ◦ Skills reminder card
I Want to Help! So I’ve got my kit … n ow what? ◦ Bring your kit to your workplace, service club, church, or other organizations you belong to ◦ Teach! ◦ Make sure each participant is included on the roster ◦ Email or send the roster to Kristi at FMA and fill out the online survey ◦ Win prizes!
But I Don’t Know How to Teach CPR!?!? Here are the important parts: 1. Call 911 2. Push hard and push fast, directly in the center of the chest 3. Push at a rate of about 100 compressions per minute, or to the beat of the song “ Stayin ’ Alive” 4. Make sure you are letting the chest rise completely between compressions 5. Keep pushing until someone else arrives to take over or EMS professionals arrive
What Else Do I Need to Do? Send the roster to us! ◦ We only need the participant’s first name and last initial What can I win? ◦ All trainers who submit rosters will be put into a drawing for a gift certificate each month ◦ Trainers who teach over 50 people will receive a “ Stayin ’ Alive” CPR T -shirt!
Want To Go Above and Beyond?!? Now that you know how to teach hands-only CPR, hold your own large-scale event at your business, church, or other organizations … and let us help you!! These items are available for you to check out and use at your event: ◦ Two tablecloths (will fit an 8-foot table) ◦ Two hands-only CPR pull-up banners ◦ Two CPR facts banners ◦ Heavy-duty 10x10 tent ◦ CPR Anytime Kits ◦ Two Q-CPR manikins • These manikins will show live feedback regarding the rate, depth and recoil when someone is performing hands-only CPR
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