The Green Bay Packers donated $100,000 to equip 80 schools and recreational sports facilities in Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with life-saving equipment that will be used to help the Buffalo Bills safely resuscitate Dummer Hamlin. donating dollars.<\/p>\n
“After watching Dumar Hamlin’s shocking cardiac arrest and witnessing the incredible response from the paramedics and medical professionals who treated him, we owe it to our communities to take action. I realized that there is<\/p>\n Life-saving automated external defibrillators (AEDs) detect if an individual is experiencing abnormal or life-threatening heart rhythms. If an individual like Hamlin is experiencing a lethal heart rhythm, pads are applied to the torso and an AED shocks the heart. The goal is to return the heart cells that generate electrical impulses to a normal heartbeat. If you let your heart beat too fast, it will eventually stop beating.<\/p>\n\n Training is required to use the AED machine. The Packers’ Official Health Care His partner, Bellin Health, conducted approximately 15 of his 4-hour training sessions to ensure that each AED recipient received proper training in her organization in CPR and AED use. Ensure that you have multiple representatives. There is also an annual equipment check by his members of the Bellin team to ensure the equipment is working properly.<\/p>\n On January 2, paramedics used an AED to perform CPR on Hamlin during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Cincinnati where he was treated in the intensive care unit. Hamlin is now back at the team’s practice facility.<\/p>\n According to Bellin Health, about 350,000 people suffer cardiac arrest, an electrical problem with the heart, each year, and half of them don’t get the help they need until an ambulance arrives. He also says 10,000 Wisconsin citizens are hospitalized each year with heart attacks caused by clogged arteries, according to the State Department of Health Services.<\/p>\n Chris Woleske, president of Bellin Health, said in a statement: \u201cCombining access to this equipment with education about how to provide assistance in a heart emergency has been proven to save lives.\u201d<\/p>\n\n The Packers and Bellin Health are also working together to expand access to CPR and AED training throughout the region, offering a large public training opportunity at Lambeau Field in the coming months, as well as We plan to provide opportunities for regional training.<\/p>\n Additionally, the two organizations are working together to spread awareness of Hands-Only CPR. This is a form of CPR suitable for lay people without advanced medical training or experience. Hands-Only CPR helps save lives by providing first aid until first responders arrive.<\/p>\n![\"Packers](\"https:\/\/www.gannett-cdn.com\/-mm-\/460fd447ea1cbd8510959c5c38ba81f33286cb31\/c=0-106-2048-1258\/local\/-\/media\/2016\/07\/29\/Milwaukee\/b99769846z.1_20160728200108_000_g12gjkr3.2-0.jpg?width=660&height=372&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp\")
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