Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, and anywhere, so it’s important for bystanders to provide victims with proper CPR to increase their survival chances. According to an academic study by the Office of Community Engagement Faculty, the survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest are estimated to be between 6% and 14% in the Louisville metro…
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Following exhaustive scientific research and AHA’s updated CPR guidelines, the survival rate of cardiac arrest cases outside the hospital has nearly doubled since 2000. And with cardiovascular deaths rising during pandemics, it’s only natural that those trying to contribute to the increased survival rate would be worried about transmitting pathogens while providing CPR. Even though…
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Governments worldwide are becoming more aware of the problem with the increased occurrence of cardiac arrest. This may be one of the reasons most states have updated their CPR guidelines and made it a graduation requirement. It prepares the younger population to stay calm and handle emergency situations. CPR is not mandatory, although it is…
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Each state has a different set of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines. But what are the state CPR guidelines for Kentucky? Do they differ significantly from other states, or are they aligned with the guidelines for the whole country? Institutions like the American Heart Association and the National Safety Council – in collaboration with local government…
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