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Save a Life with a Phillips Portable Defibrillator
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What is the world’s leading health conscience country doing about arresting the problem of saving life from sudden heart attacks SCA
The former US President Clinton signed a new federal law in 2000
President Clinton Enacts Nation's First Law to Place Lifesaving Portable Defibrillators in Federal Buildings
New Federal Legislation Reinforces Need for Automated External Defibrillators in More Public Places to Fight against Leading Killer
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REDMOND , WA , Nov.15, 2000 - President Clinton signed into law the nation's first legislation recognizing the lifesaving role played by automated external defibrillators (AEDs). The new measure requires federal action that is expected to accelerate the widespread use of AEDs in the battle against sudden cardiac arrest, one of the nation's leading killers. Cardiac arrest is a major U.S. health problem and causes about 225,000 sudden deaths each year among U.S. adults.
The new law, called the Cardiac Arrest Survival Act, highlights the need for making AEDs, easy-to-use, portable lifesaving devices, the "standard of care" for emergency cardiac situations in public gathering places such as airports, shopping malls, stadiums, convention centers, schools and office buildings.
The new legislation requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to develop recommendations and guidelines for AED placement and use in federal buildings and augments existing state "Good Samaritan" laws by ensuring federal liability protection for users and purchasers of AEDs. The measure also establishes a new three-year, $25 million program to improve access to emergency defibrillation in rural areas. (Full Story)
What are we doing 6 years after the American Initiative?
The UK government have just announced a positive step forward to install 700 AED’s Portable Defibrillators in Public places during 2006.
It’s a start and a step in the right direction but why wait for the Government to act when you can take action yourself to protect your health and safety of your loved ones, work colleagues, and your employees and public visitors to your venue hotel, restaurant or club. Be forward thinking and act now to protect your visitors lives – don’t wait for the Government to tell you what to do when you know it makes sense in the first place. Save a life by installing a Phillips Defibrillator in your workplace, office or business and make the difference.
Heart Attacks occur anywhere and at anytime and if you have a Phillips Portable Defibrillator in your place of work or home you can actually save a life instead of anxiously waiting for help to arrive. The Phillips Defibrillators are so simple to use as they have been designed by the worlds leading company to make the Defibrillators easy to operate with the simple audible instructions virtually any able bodied English speaking person can use the defibrillator. AST also provide AED training if you prefer.
Portable defibrillators from ASTS for home use – the office – and everyday use by anyone for the sudden heart attack casualty
SAVE LIFE WITH A PORTABLE PHILIPS DEFIBRILLATOR
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