Every year in Quebec, thousands of people suffer sudden cardiac arrest. In these situations, every minute counts. Without rapid intervention, survival chances decrease by 7–10% per minute. On December 10, 2017, Jean-Philippe Larose went to play ball hockey like he had dozens of times before. He didn’t return home the same way. Here is his […]
The CSA Z1220-2024 standard applicable to workplace first aid kits introduces several changes to the contents of Type I, II, and III kits. These modifications notably aim to remove certain products that are no longer mandatory and to add equipment that improves emergency response. Main items removed from the standard The following items are no […]
In Canada, approximately 60,000 cardiac arrests occur each year outside of hospital settings. In these moments, there is no medical team or specialized equipment nearby. The first people on the scene are almost always loved ones, forced to act in an extremely stressful and urgent situation. It’s easy to think that the only option is […]
AED Reimbursement Program for eligible construction projects In addition to the new AED requirement under O. Reg. 157/25, the Ministry has approved a separate regulation that creates an AED reimbursement program for eligible construction projects. Based on the information currently available, a constructor may qualify for reimbursement if all of the following apply: You are the constructor of the […]
When temperatures drop, it’s not just time to pull out your hat and gloves, your automated external defibrillator (AED) also needs a bit of protection!Freezing temperatures, snow, humidity, and thermal variations can compromise the device’s proper functioning. And in an emergency, every second counts, an AED must always be fully operational, no matter the weather. […]
Every September 29, World Heart Day reminds us of a crucial reality: in the face of cardiac arrest, every minute counts, with the chances of survival decreasing by 7-10% every moment without intervention. In Canada, some 60,000 people suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrest every year, but only one in ten survives. Thousands of lives could be […]
Running a summer camp requires constant vigilance when it comes to accident risks. With sports, water games, and nature outings, injuries can happen at any time. So how can you ensure a safe environment while keeping the fun alive? Cardio Choc offers practical solutions to help you manage emergencies effectively throughout the summer season.
As you know, workplace accidents can happen quickly, and the first few minutes of response are often the most critical. That’s why, as an employer, you have a responsibility to provide a safe working environment for your employees and to be properly equipped. In this regard, the first aid kit—your primary tool in an emergency—must be carefully selected and tailored to your specific needs.
When a company decides to equip itself with an AED, the question of whether to rent or buy it often arises. Each option has its own advantages, depending on specific needs, budget, and long-term goals.
Each year in Canada, approximately 60,000 cardiac arrests occur outside of hospitals, affecting thousands of lives. These often unpredictable events can happen at any time and impact people of all ages. When cardiac arrest strikes, every second counts. Did you know that simple actions, such as Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the use of an Automated […]
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