Cardiac arrest can take a life in minutes. It’s an emergency where every second can make a difference in saving someone. So, what chance do you actually have to help someone when they go into cardiac arrest? We looked at some observational studies to determine the chances of surviving cardiac arrest and the difference that a defibrillator makes.
For over 25 years, ZOLL’s focus has been on building confidence in lay responders and giving cardiac arrest victims the chance of survival, where seconds count, and it’s down to members of the public to help. In this guide, we’ll help direct you to the right equipment.
Some of the most common reasons for someone to suddenly collapse, as well as fainting, include sudden cardiac arrest, a heart attack, a stroke, or a seizure. In this article, we’ll cover what to do when someone collapses so you can be confident in responding to these kinds of medical emergencies.
A comprehensive guide on how to use ZOLL Defibrillators. Including basic set up, How to Use a ZOLL AED 3 Defibrillator, Troubleshooting and other information.
There are all kinds of reasons for body odour, with a variety of contributing factors. In this article, we’ll discuss a range of solutions for tackling the unpleasant smells that sweat causes, including common treatments and remedies with helpful tips for managing body odour.
Body odour is a common problem that can become unpleasant. It can affect many people’s self-confidence, causing anxiety, low self-esteem, and social withdrawal. There are many common misconceptions about body odour and its causes. In this article, we’ll unpack what body odour is, what different types of body odour commonly affect people, and what causes it.
When an emergency occurs, there is a ‘care gap’ between the incident and the arrival of medical professionals. Read this guide to learn about the care gap, PAcT kits, and what individuals and businesses can do to help save lives.
Burn treatment starts immediately after an injury occurs and can last weeks, months, or even years, depending on its severity. The correct first aid and medical support can prevent infection, optimise healing time, and reduce the chance of scarring.
Here’s what you need to know about managing a burn as it heals.
Hospitals are hives of activity, with hundreds, sometimes thousands, of people moving in and out of their doors each day. In every hospital, the priority is always to provide healthcare services for their patients.
Hospitals are busy places, often with thousands of patients moving in and out of their doors each day. It's critical that these essential facilities are well equipped with a comprehensive, high-quality list of hospital supplies that are fit for purpose, safe and easy to use, and will not run out when emergencies strike.