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JEMS
JUNE 17, 2025
On average, every minute or so that someone goes without CPR once they’ve suffered from a cardiac arrest, their chances of survival decrease by about 10%,” Greeley Fire Department community education and risk education specialist Bryan Eisen said. “So, We encourage everyone to come to those classes,” Eisen said.
JEMS
JULY 11, 2025
For example, bystander CPR is hands-only, and education has increased the actions taken before we get on the scene. Effective, high-quality CPR is the first and most vital part of this. Many systems use continuous compressions and mechanical CPR devices to improve cardiac output. Gastric decompression is an easy skill.
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