James Franklin

It so important to get all Defibrillators registered can you help with finding the 70,000 not yet registered bbc.co.uk/news/health-61…

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Our friends at @bt_uk are helping us spread the love this Valentine's Day by sharing a very important lifesaving message. ❤ Show your loved ones you care this Valentine’s Day by taking two minutes to learn essential CPR skills: resus.org.uk/cpr

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"You can't emphasise enough the importance of it (CPR). You need only one moment. One time, you'll be able to save a life. Do it." Learn CPR in just 15 minutes for free with RevivR: bhf.org.uk/revivr #EveryMinuteMatters

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The UK has hundreds of thousands of defibrillators – but if they can’t be found in an emergency, they can’t help save a life. We’re asking all defib owners and guardians to register them with The Circuit database to help increase chances of survival after a cardiac arrest. Visit thecircuit.uk to learn more and register your defib.

Each year in the UK, 1000s die from cardiac arrests who could survive if they had early CPR and defibrillation. But defibrillation availability is very limited. So if you can afford it, why do I think you should buy one? For the same reason you’d buy a fire extinguisher or a carbon monoxide detector or life insurance - some purchases we make are for a piece of mind and are based on a risk/benefit analysis. In the case of a carbon monoxide detector, for instance, there is a cost - around £25 – but a benefit, based on how helpful the purchase is (virtually 100 per cent in preventing death) and how common the risk is (30 deaths per year in the UK). With a defibrillator the cost is higher, and the equipment can increase survival by 70 per cent. But deaths from cardiac arrests are 1000 times more common than from carbon monoxide. When you work it out, on a risk/benefit analysis, defibrillators are three times more cost effective than carbon monoxide detectors. In this week’s Mail health section I explain why this year I will be getting a defibrillator for my home and why I think the government should get rid of VAT for business, charities and households people buying these machines to make them more affordable.

We’re looking back on the incredible strides we’ve made since launching our My Right to Cardiac Arrest Recovery campaign for day nine of #12DaysOfResus! The campaign aims to improve the post-cardiac arrest support offered by the NHS. Check out some highlights of the progress made so far: 🧵 (1/6)

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Over 7,500 people have signed our petition to review NHS England’s aftercare for everyone affected by a cardiac arrest! Can you help us reach the 10,000 we need to get a response from the UK Government before time runs out? Help us ensure everyone has their best recovery by signing and sharing our petition today: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6392…

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Please sign and share, cardiac arrests turn family lives upside down and have such a huge ongoing effect to those that give CPR all the family and the survivor, as a family we know after my wife had a cardiac arrest in Aug 21

Please sign & share - At present there is no formal care pathway for Cardiac Arrest Survivors Government need to review NHS aftercare for all survivors of Cardiac Arrest to ensure they receive the care & support they need. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6392…

Please help to get to the 10,000 signature mark or more its not right there is no formal aftercare for Cardiac Arrest Survivors and their families

Yes, there really is a difference and it’s important you know and know how to react.

Please sign and share! @ResusCouncilUK #betteroutcomes #PatientCare #NHS

Using a defibrillator is like having an expert by your side. It will tell you exactly what to do! Our new animation, Defib Dani, walks you through the steps to using a defibrillator in an emergency so you can be confident to help try save a life. Watch today and don’t forget to share with family and friends. resus.org.uk/public-resourc…

Anyone can use a public access defibrillator to help save a life. They are designed to be used by the public and guide you through the steps. To learn more, watch our new animation Defib Dani and build the confidence to help save a life: resus.org.uk/public-resourc…