HeartSafe EMS • Rescue Ready

Find the AED. Stay calm. Start the first minute.

A calm public path for one first action: find the AED, name the roles, and stay with the person while help is coming.

For schools, workplaces, recreation sites, and community places.

One route, one role, one calm sentence. Then the next action stays simple.

Handoff Words

Use one calm sentence to pass along what happened and what has already been done.

Public stepPublic-safe

Practice uses public wording, local browser progress, and simple rescue cues.

Private follow-upTeam records stay separate

HeartSafe EMS follow-up begins only when you request team help.

Next moveOne setting, one route

Choose the setting that feels closest, then run the same calm first-minute path.

Five short reps turn the first minute into one calm sequence: AED, call, space, rhythm, handoff.

Use one calm sentence to pass along what happened and what has already been done.

Find the nearest AED and name the route before the room gets loud.

Practice the simple callout for caller, AED runner, and space-clearer.

Practice making a clear path while someone stays with the person.

Practice a short rhythm cue while the AED is on the way.

Pick the setting closest to you. The next step stays the same: one public-safe rescue path.

The public path stays public. Team follow-up starts only when you ask.

Where are you preparing?

01Choose one setting

Keep the audience clear before opening modules.

02Run the self-check

Answer one prompt at a time with public-safe context.

03Practice one action

Use one drill, scenario, or guide after the result.

Schools

Move from AED awareness to role clarity, hallway access, and repeatable first-minute response.

The public path stays public. Team follow-up starts only when you ask.