#BLS MYLIFE PRIVACY PRO SIMULATOR#
Antidote for suspected opiate overdose with hands-on naloxone delivery via training aid and naloxone simulator.The ACT program consists of a one-hour hands-on course that teaches three vital first-aid skills: Maxwell and Campbell subsequently authored a new program and curriculum to address he needs of both their agency and their community of South Snohomish County, Washington. In an effort to improve cardiac resuscitation results and address multiple other emergency response needs, South County Fire Deputy Chief Shaughn Maxwell, EMT-P, and Medical Director Rich Campbell, MD, along with assistance from department staff, researched currently available citizen emergency response programs on the effectiveness of the programs and derivations that have been proven effective. The ACT (i.e., Antidote, CPR/AED, Tourniquet) program provides an evidence-based approach that effectively and efficiently empowers a greater portion of the public to save a life. This article will explain the reasons behind the low percentages of citizens being trained and utilized to address critical emergencies in their community, as well as detail a revised first-aid program that was developed based on these findings and current leading threats to modern society. Unfortunately, the percentage of citizens trained to provide first aid on an annual basis remains in the single digits. Citizens must be trained to act in these moments.
The first five minutes of a life-threatening emergency are critical. 1 In order to mitigate negative consequences and maximize opportunity, society must develop programs designed to adapt to change. Over time, threats to society have changed.
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