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All AEDs need that the AED pads and batteries are replaced at a specific interval of time. You should be aware about expiration date of all AED parts and accessories. Life Safety Solutions is here to help you. It provides full line of AED replacement parts and accessories including AED pads and AED batteries. You can find a full assortment of replacement AED pads and electrodes here from all of the major brands such as Phillips AED pads, ZOLL AED pads etc. Call 888-748-0004.
Life Safety Solutions offers a full line of AED replacement parts and accessories including AED pads and batteries. All AED require that AED pads and batteries are replaced at a specific interval of time. AED replacement programs increase the chances of saving a life while simultaneously lowering risk. To make sure that your AED is ready in emergency it is essential you to replace its parts and accessories upon expiration. Call 888-748-0004.
How to Initiate an AED Program
Founded in 2000, Access CardioSystems created a user-friendly automated external defibrillator (AED) to help individuals and businesses provide a safety program in preparation cardiac emergencies. As Access CardioSystems often informed its clients, geographic limitations such as living in a rural area or at the top of a high-rise building can delay the use of an AED. Hence, many offices, sports stadiums, shopping centers, and schools choose to have an AED onsite, a policy that often requires community programs for sponsorship and training. The first step in setting up an AED program is to identify the need. This includes determining who will be involved in the program, who will need training, and how many AEDs the location will maintain. A successful community program will consider personnel, equipment, and quality improvement. Program coordinators, trainers, and trainees should be identified, an appropriate AED should be selected, and a quality improvement plan must be put in place to ensure safety and compliance. Developing a comprehensive AED program can help save individuals with sudden cardiac incidents and help to prevent deaths.
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Chesapeake AED Services is happy to announce to all our valued customers that we have launched our brand new web store to better serve you! Find everything you could need for your AED Program at the click of your mouse. At www.shop.chesapeakeaedservices.com you’ll find all the replacement parts you need such as AED batteries, and adult and pediatric electrodes from all the manufacturers. Find storage solutions like AED wall cabinets, carry cases, and wall signs to easily locate your AED when you need it. Do you need tools for CPR training? We have breathing barriers and AED Trainers to improve user confidence so you’re prepared if an emergency arises. We are your headquarters for Physio-Control products, a Physio-Control Core Partner, and the experts when it comes to Automated External Defibrillators (AED’s) and AED Programs. Don’t forget the most important part of an effective AED Program, trained responders. We offer CPR and First Aid training in the mid-Atlantic region for groups and individuals, as well as offer online training allowing you to plan the training around your busy schedule! At Chesapeake AED Services we have always placed an emphasis on customer service, so pick up the phone and give us a call at 410-238-2242 and we guarantee there will be a friendly representative waiting to answer your questions. For information about AED sales and service, or to schedule a CPR/First Aid class please visit our website at www.shop.chesapeakeaedservices.com. Chesapeake AED Services, striving to give the public “The Power to Save a Life”!
Increasing Legislation Regarding Automated External Defibrillator (A.E.D) Programs and CPR Training
Chesapeake AED – AED Equipment, Maintenance and Training
PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINES ARE REQUIRED TO INSTALL AEDS IN MARCH 2013, IT WON’T BE LONG BEFORE MARYLAND AGENCIES FOLLOW SUIT. INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING AED EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY TO SAVE LIVES.
According to the Associated Press article dated: December 6, 2012, “The Department of Environmental Protection said the requirement [PA Coal miners will be required to install defibrillators] will be published Friday [December 7, 2012] and take effect March 8 [2013]. It was written by the Board of Coal Mine Safety[i], which includes representatives from the United Mine Workers of America and mine owners.” Many Maryland mining companies have already installed Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs), the equipment used to restore stable heart rhythm in the event of sudden cardiac arrest, and provided the necessary training to use the equipment to ensure the safety of their employees. Having the equipment and training is only the beginning. Regular maintenance and compliance with state laws is also necessary.
Chesapeake AED Services would like to stress the importance for all companies to regularly test and maintain the onsite AEDs to prevent malfunction in the event of an emergency. “A recent study examined automated external defibrillator device advisories during a 10-year period and concluded that, although automated external defibrillators are frequently affected by such advisories, actual malfunctions were rare and the number of lives saved outweighed the risks of occasional device failures;” According to the Annals of Emergency Medicine Journal, (2011) The Analysis of Automated External Defibrillator Device Failures Reported to the Food and Drug Administration[ii]. Additionally the journal states: More than 1,000 cardiac arrest deaths over 15 years are connected to the failure of automated external defibrillators (AEDs); battery failure accounted for almost one-quarter of the failures.
Survival from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) depends on the reliable operation of AEDs. Each year, 382,500 people experience EMS-assessed out-of-hospital non-traumatic sudden cardiac arrest. By administering a shock with a defibrillator within two minutes of collapse, the chances of survival of SCA are increased by 90%. The chance of surviving SCA without help is 5% as the average response time for the EMS is 6-12 minutes.
Chesapeake AED proudly offers maintenance programs to help your company ensure the safety of your employees. For more information on AED Maintenance please visit: http://cpr-training.chesapeakeaedservices.com/automatic-external-defibrillators-aed/management-programs/
Chesapeake AED Services is headquartered in Essex, Maryland
[i] The board was created in 2008 as part of the first comprehensive update to Pennsylvania's mine safety law in nearly half a century. It was designed to keep mine safety regulations current without needing lawmakers' approval.
[ii]Annals of Emergency Medicine (2011) The Analysis of Automated External Defibrillators Device Failures Reported to the Food and Drug Administration, Volume XX (online at: http://www.annemergmed.com/webfiles/images/journals/ymem/FA-ladeLuca.pdf)