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Forward Hearts & How It Works

Pay it forward Forward Hearts lets survivors of a sudden cardiac arrest event pay it forward and potentially save another life by donating an automated external defibrillator (AED) to the charitable organisation of the survivor’s choice. When a HeartSine Samaritan PAD, LIFEPAK CR2, LIFEPAK CR Plus or LIFEPAK EXPRESS AED

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In the news….CC Squared gives back!

  Beaudesert Bulletin Fundraising efforts by Christopher Gaunt and Chris Grant will make the Scenic Rim community safer. The two men formed micro business Collective Creations (CC Squared) in 2020, with a view to fundraising over $2,000 for a community defibrillator. One of the inspirations for the fundraising was Yellow

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Defibrillators save lives

We wish Greg Page a speedy recovery, such a great job performed by all involved in reviving Greg. The Defibrillator is such an important part of survival in the.cases of Cardiac Arrest. When applied it gives you up to a 70% chance of reviving the person. Are you Defibrillator ready?

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CPR is really really easy….

Saving a life with CPR is ‘really, really easy’ and more of us should try, leading emergency physician says A great article By Professor Paul Middleton highlighting the need for you just to give it a go. A good read on how important and how simple it is for you

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Hero Mum saves Son’s life!

Defibrillators Australia run “Mum, Dad and Bub CPR awareness sessions” in community centres across Victoria, our next one is on June the 28 th at 7pm at the Lynbrook Community Centre. To book your seat please call Lynbrook Community Centre on 03 9792 7370. Or register your interest for a

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NEW CPR GUIDELINES – 2016

The most necessary part of CPR is effective Compressions! Pressing down at least 1/3rd the depth of the chest in the centre of the chest and allowing for full chest recoil at a rate of at least 100 rpm is very important. The new 2016 CPR Guidelines have been released.

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is one of the most important life-saving skills you can learn. At Defibrillators Australia, we provide a wide range of CPR articles, guides and resources designed to help everyday Australians feel confident in an emergency.

Our CPR category covers everything from basic step-by-step instructions through to the latest Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines. Whether you’re refreshing your skills, preparing for a workplace requirement, or simply want to be ready to act in a critical situation, you’ll find practical, easy-to-follow information here.

CPR is often the first response when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest, and early intervention can double or even triple their chances of survival. Combining CPR with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) gives bystanders the best opportunity to save a life. That’s why our content not only explains how to perform effective chest compressions and rescue breaths, but also shows how CPR works alongside defibrillator use.

This category is ideal for individuals, workplaces, schools, and community groups looking to build their knowledge and confidence. You’ll find guidance on adult, child and infant CPR, plus answers to common questions such as how often to refresh your training and what to do while waiting for emergency services.

At Defibrillators Australia, we believe knowledge saves lives. Explore our CPR articles today to gain practical skills, stay up to date with best practices, and ensure you’re prepared to respond in the moments that matter most.