Our owner, Erik, appeared in a NY1 report about one of our clients: Kings Combat Fitness.
See if you can spot ’em . . .
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Every five years, the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation update their recommendations for CPR and First Aid. The most recent changes are relatively minor, but important. Continue reading The Top Three Changes To Look For In Your Next CPR Class
According to the American Heart Association, the survival rate of people who experience sudden cardiac arrest is 5 times higher (40%) than Continue reading The Seattle Study
Have Dummy Will Travel, Inc. is now using QR codes to help you connect more easily. Look for these codes on all of our printed literature as well as on our emails and web site.
To access QR codes, you will need to download a free app for your mobile device. Simply go to your devices “App Store” and download a free mobile scanner device that supports QR codes. The app will use the camera on your device to “scan” the QR code and will follow the instructions embedded in the code.
Have Dummy Will Travel, Inc. is proud to announce our new partnership with H2O Plus, Inc. H2O Plus provides first aid and CPR supply kits for all industries. In addition, working with H2O plus allows us to provide regular first aid kit checks and restocking services. For more information, click here.
I recently visited one of my favorite Long Island vineyards and noticed a sticker on the front door that read “AED Equipped”. Since I make my living by training people to help others in medical emergencies, I figured I would chat with a manager over a nice glass of Pinot.
Like many responsible companies, this winery reacted to an emergency that occurred on their property. The management agreed that it was important for staff to know CPR and on the suggestion of their CPR instructor, they purchased an AED. Continue reading Get Advice Before You Purchase Rescue Equipment
Are you prepared for an emergency? As healthcare practitioners, you rely on your professional judgment to provide your patients with the best dental care possible. Many years of study, training and internship go into making what most Continue reading Responding to Medical Emergencies in the Dental Environment
As resuscitation science advances, doctors are always looking for new ways to improve cardiac arrest outcomes. One seemingly promising method is the use of therapeutic hypothermia. Continue reading Therapeutic Hypothermia