Defibrillator outside Village Hall - useful information
The documents below give guidance on how the system operates.
Note that two people are needed: one to stay with the casualty and start chest compressions and one to call 999 and get the access code for the defibrillator.
Two abbreviations are used in the documents:
PAD = Public Access Defibrillator
AED = Automated External Defibrillator
In our case, these both indicate the defibrillator installed outside the Village Hall.
To download the documents to your own computer, click on the links below:
Public Access Defibrillator - awareness & usage notes
Public Access Defibrillators
Note that two people are needed: one to stay with the casualty and start chest compressions and one to call 999 and get the access code for the defibrillator.
Two abbreviations are used in the documents:
PAD = Public Access Defibrillator
AED = Automated External Defibrillator
In our case, these both indicate the defibrillator installed outside the Village Hall.
To download the documents to your own computer, click on the links below:
Public Access Defibrillator - awareness & usage notes
Public Access Defibrillators
