AHS - Public Access to Defibrillation

Urgent - Philips HeartStart OnSite Recall for Adult and Infant/Child Pads
Philips, the manufacturer of the HeartStart OnSite AED has released a recall notice for both Adult and Infant/Child Pads.

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What is the Alberta PAD Program ... and Why Should You Register?

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Has your AED been used for a Sudden Cardiac Arrest recently?

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AED Map and Site Listings
The Alberta PAD Program is excited to display this map of Alberta highlighting the location of over 3,000 registered AEDs

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The Alberta Public Access to Defibrillation (PAD) Program promotes increased survival from sudden cardiac arrest by encouraging communities and supporting the public to:

Make Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) available in publicly accessible areas
Register AEDs with the free AHS Heart-Safe.ca database
Share AED locations with 9-1-1 Emergency Medical Services Dispatch
Take Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training
Use an AED at a medical emergency

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	posted on June 09, 2022 Urgent - Philips HeartStart OnSite Recall for Adult and Infant/Child Pads Philips, the manufacturer of the HeartStart OnSite AED has released a recall notice for both Adult and Infant/Child Pads.



	posted on January 15, 2022 Updated AED Supplier List



	posted on January 01, 2022 What is the Alberta PAD Program ... and Why Should You Register?



	posted on May 31, 2020 CPR During COVID-19 Simple modifications when performing bystander CPR can help decrease the spread of COVID-19



	posted on March 17, 2020 Information for Albertans - novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Click here for the most current information on COVID -19.



	posted on February 01, 2020 Has your AED been used for a Sudden Cardiac Arrest recently?



	posted on January 01, 2020 AED Map and Site Listings The Alberta PAD Program is excited to display this map of Alberta highlighting the location of over 3,000 registered AEDs

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