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Short supporting material for AED readiness, response order, and the next public practice step.

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AEDLearn

2 min

How AEDs Work With the Heart's Rhythm

AEDs don't "restart" a heart. They help reset dangerous rhythms so the heart can regain organized electrical activity.

Why Pads & Batteries Expire (And Why Heat Matters)

Battery chemistry degrades over time, and electrode gel can dry out, especially with heat. Expiry tracking prevents silent failures.

Chain of Survival (What Must Happen Fast)

Survival drops with every minute without CPR/defibrillation. Systems must remove delay so people can act immediately.

CPRAEDResponse Time

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Team follow-up resources

TEAMTeam follow-up

2 min

Readiness Review Without Internal Scores

Keep public AED readiness follow-up clear without publishing internal scores.

ReadinessCoverageTraining

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