automated external defibrillator

Reducing the number of deaths each year from cardiac arrests has proved a major challenge for our healthcare system. Professionals agree that immediate treatment of a victim increases their chance of survival by anything up to 90%.

AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) are helping to meet the challenge of providing early, crucial care and increasing the survival rates of cardiac arrest victims. They are now regarded as relevant as sprinkler systems, smoke and fire alarms and an essential item of office equipment for any organisation.

In simple terms, an AED will prolong the chance of survival for any cardiac arrest victim. Text and voice prompts and built in safeguards ensure that those with just a little training can use the unit safely and effectively.

157,000 people die each year from cardiac arrest. In an organisation dedicated to saving and prolonging lives, can you really be without one?