AED Knowledge Centre

Executive floors see less foot traffic but often an older, more senior demographic. Here is why this specific space deserves its own thought.

City sightseeing tours bring their own passenger pattern, distinct from desert safaris. Here is what that means for AED planning on these routes.

Short-term holiday home rentals lack the staff presence of a hotel. Here is why property managers should think about AED access differently.

Major sporting event fan zones and public screenings draw large, passionate crowds. Here is why these temporary gatherings deserve their own AED thought.

Long QT syndrome is a genetic condition that can trigger sudden cardiac events, sometimes in young, apparently healthy people. Here is what awareness looks like.

It sounds like a minor detail, but chest hair genuinely affects AED pad contact. Here is why this small detail is worth knowing in advance.

Some young athletes carry undetected congenital heart conditions that only surface during intense exercise. Here is why this matters for school and youth sports.

Trauma medicine often references a golden hour. Cardiac arrest works on a genuinely different, much shorter timescale. Here is why that distinction matters.

Survival statistics for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest tell a genuinely compelling story about AED and CPR speed. Here is what the data actually shows.