The Provincial Council of Ciudad Real has launched a program for prevention and protection of cardiac health, called “Save a Heart, Save a Life.” As part of this program, defibrillators were installed last week in two schools in the province, the Carrasco Alcalde Public School and the Nuestra Señora de la Merced School.
The installation of these defibrillators aims to protect the educational community in case of cardiac emergencies. The mayor of the province, Sergio García Navas, visited both centers to see the installation of these devices firsthand and ensure they are properly installed and functioning.
Defibrillators are devices that can be vital in emergency cardiac situations, and their presence in public places such as schools can save lives. Rapid intervention in these cases can make the difference between life and death.
In addition to the installation of defibrillators, the Provincial Council of Ciudad Real has included a training program for school staff and parent associations. This training aims to provide the necessary knowledge to act in case of cardiac emergencies, such as identifying symptoms, performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) maneuvers, and using defibrillators.
The “Save a Heart, Save a Life” initiative seeks to make the province of Ciudad Real the most heart-protected in Spain. The installation of defibrillators and the training of school personnel and parent associations are fundamental steps to achieve this goal.
It is important to highlight the importance of programs like this, which implement measures for prevention and protection of cardiac health. Defibrillators and staff training can make a difference in emergency cardiac situations, and it is essential that initiatives like this continue to be developed to ensure the protection of the community in general.
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