Training

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Sep'14

Hands-Only CPR

Hands – Only CPR is Best Approach for Treating Cardiac Arrest

| Mike Van Hanja

DEAR READER: That’s right. Since 2008, the American Heart Association has recommended “hands only” cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if an adult …

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15

Sep'14

Do you know what to do if someone collapses in front of you?

Stayin’ alive: More than Double Survival Rates for Cardiac Arrest Victims

| Mike Van Hanja

Many people likely have a Hollywood-inspired concept of how to respond, with visions of performing mouth-to-mouth CPR, the victim waking …

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Certificate Code Validation

Certificate Code Validation

Authorized Training

National training providers such as the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association have no authority to certify any other providers training programs or curriculum other than their own local training centers.

There is no national training authorizing authority as it relates to the issuance of training programs or certifications.

No logos from any other national training provider will appear on CPRfundraising.com's certificates of completion or training certification cards.

Training Standards

CPRfundraising.com training programs have been modeled after the Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) national guidelines for Bystander or Community level CPR training.

All training is OSHA compliant. Requirements for CPR training are issued by individual employers and educational institutions. CPRfundraising.com training certification's should not be used for Healthcare Provider Level training requirements or if you will be working as a childcare provider.

Participants are required to verify that our training standards are acceptable for their needs. If you require a certification card instead of a certificate of completion, please select that option during your checkout.

Disclaimer

Online training participants may find it useful or beneficial to participate in a hands-on skill review session, at the conclusion of their online training, to reinforce presented skills. However, there is no legal requirement to do so. Some employers or schools may have individual policies preferring or requiring hands-on skills practice.

Completing CPR training in an online or classroom environment does not guarantee that your resuscitation efforts will be effective if performed in an emergency environment.

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