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> we should rely on more than chance in such settings—for instance, by using smartphones What teaching CPR in mid and high school repetitively every year, even
by dorfsmay 11y ago
> we should rely on more than chance in such settings—for instance, by using smartphones
What teaching CPR in mid and high school repetitively every year, even basic stuff in elementary?
I have been introduced to sports I knew I would hate, hated and still hate in phys ed, they tryed to teech me spelling, etc... It wouldn't add much to the curriculum to add CPR but could have a major impact.
- rdl 11y ago"Where is the nearest AED" would be helpful, too. (If you have an office with more than X people, or any establishment open to the public, and you don't have an AED, you should reconsider. More of an issue with middle aged/older people, but there are heart attacks in even healthy young people, and not all people are healthy.)
- desdiv 11y agoCPR was a mandatory component of phys ed during my high school years, and the good news is that more and more places are making it mandatory: http://schoolcpr.com/about/states-where-cpr-training-is-mandatory-for-high-school-graduation/ http://schoolcpr.com/about/states-where-cpr-training-is-mand...
- dorfsmay 11y agoThis is great! I hope it spreads to other countries. Was it just a one time thing before graduation? Or re-taught every year?