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Guides with practice (3)
Each guide keeps the reference short, then moves into practice and a quick check.
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AED Basics Quick Guide
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One-page quick guide for faster first-minute AED response.
Outcome: Teams can run first-minute AED response steps with less delay and clearer role handoff.
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AED Maintenance: Pads, Battery, Environment
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Quick guide for preventing silent AED failures through routine checks.
Outcome: Teams can detect and correct consumable and environment risks before a live event.
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Chain of Survival: Workplace Guide
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Quick guide for recognition, CPR, AED access, and EMS handoff.
Outcome: Teams can clarify their location response path and reduce delay to AED attachment and handoff.
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Featured guides
Use these after the practice guide if you want another printable reference.
AED Basics Quick Guide
What an AED does, why time matters, and the simplest readiness actions.
AED Basics
AED Maintenance: Pads/Battery/Environment
Why pads and batteries expire, and how environment affects reliability.
AED careDevice Care
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All guides (0)
The main route is still one practice guide, then one short drill. This shelf is here when you need a backup reference.
Team follow-up guides
These are best after someone is ready to bring public practice into a team rollout.
Readiness Review: Coverage and Follow-up
Review AED coverage, training follow-up, and next actions without exposing internal scores.
Team readinessCoverage
Handoff record checklist
Keep a short handoff note so the next helper knows what changed and what still needs care.
Handoff recordReadiness follow-up
Published guide archive (optional)
Open this only if you need the managed public archive. The normal public route is still one practice guide, then one short drill.