Learn how to perform CPR and use an AED
The EHS AED Registry Program suggests getting trained in full by a certified agency (e.g. Heart & Stroke, St. John Ambulance, Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, Canadian Ski Patrol).
In the meantime, or as a refresher, please view these quick and informative videos.
We have a mix of videos courtesy of Emergency Health Services, Canadian Heart & Stroke, and Action First Aid, the creators of the Savestation cabinet.
Dr. Andrew Travers, Emergency Health Services’ Provincial Medical Director, shares some knowledge on the Chain of Survival and the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest.
Paramedics Laura and Ian show you how to perform layperson/bystander CPR and use an AED. Please note that this was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic and they have added the step of covering the mouth and nose while performing CPR. Hands-only CPR is being performed here and is suitable for adults.
Learn CPR in less than 90 seconds (courtesy of Heart & Stroke)
Learn how to use an AED in less than 90 seconds (courtesy of Heart & Stroke)
A very descriptive video showing the importance of CPR. Courtesy of Action First Aid and the makers of Savestation.
This video shows the importance of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and how it works. Courtesy of Action First Aid and the makers of Savestation.