CemsCpr

In partnership with USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital, these students spent day learning CPR, choking rescue, infant care, behavior management, bleeding control, diapering, feeding, and so much more.

Beyond the hands-on skills, they gained confidence, responsibility, and knowledge that can help keep children safe.

We are proud of each student for their participation, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn. Thank you for bringing this valuable program to our community.

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Today's learners. Tomorrow's leaders.

American Heart Association - CPR & First Aid

Hard truth for CPR Week: women are less likely to receive CPR when their heart stops outside the hospital — and their survival is worse because of it. Duke researchers looked at over 300,000 out‑of‑hospital cardiac arrests and found women were significantly less likely to get bystander CPR or a shock from an AED.

Women are less likely to get CPR when their heart stops in public, and that hesitation costs lives.
The fix isn’t more fear, it’s more *practice*.
If you feel nervous about pushing on a woman’s chest or using an AED, that’s exactly why I teach. Come get hands-on training so it feels automatic, not awkward.

https://medschool.duke.edu/news/no-matter-where-they-live-women-are-less-likely-get-bystander-cpr

It’s CPR/AED Awareness Week!🫀
This is what it looks like when someone refuses to just stand there.
CPR isn’t just a class, it’s a community skill.
Every compression has a story. Don’t freeze. Do something.

This week, do ONE thing that could save a life:
• Learn high‑quality compressions
• Find the closest AED at work, church, or the gym
• Ask your kid’s school what their emergency plan is

*This picture was taken at USA’s Kids Safety Day this weekend. These skills are simple, powerful, and life changing!