10:30AM – 2:30PM AEDT live streamed here and on social media
Seconds count in a cardiac arrest
CALL
PUSH
SHOCK
OCTOBER 16 2020
1 in 10 people
survive cardiac arrest.
It’s time for Australians to join together.
1. CALL 000
2. PUSH
3. SHOCK
Every year around 34,000 Australians and New Zealanders suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Every minute a patient is in cardiac arrest, not receiving CPR or AED shock, chances of survival drop by 10%.
Eighty percent of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in our homes.
Would you know what to do if you were the only one around and someone had a Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Most don’t.
After 10 minutes without intervention the damage caused by cardiac arrest is nearly irreversible.
What can you do?
How can you participate?
As an Individual
- Find out where the nearest RAHD event is being held
- Come along to refresh your CPR skills
- Organise your school, sports team or work crew to join an event or hold your own
- Give your local ambulance service a call and see what options are available
- Add the ‘Restart a Heart Day’ facebook filter to your profile picture to show your support
As a Business
- Sponsor the CAA RAHD campaign to provide us with much needed funds to help us share these important messages.
Click here to download Business Supporter Kit for more information.
- Organise an event for your company to educate your staff on CPR and AED use
- Spread the word through your channels utilising our collateral and messages
- Change your logo to red on all your communications platforms on October 16 to show your support for ‘Restart a Heart Day’
Help us spread the word on social media
An international initiative of the European Resuscitation Council.
Co-ordinated in Australia and New Zealand by the Council of Ambulance Authorities.