Annually, more than 250,000 people experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and only 10% survive. Immediate CPR by 911 callers, efficient EMS response and CPR on transport are the most impactful ways to save lives. The DOT’s Office of EMS and National 911 Program together created a toolkit that provides everything a 911 or EMS agency will need to develop or improve CPR programs. Available digitally or to print, the free toolkit features scientific evidence, sample protocols, case studies and training tools. Supplementing the toolkit, a 3.5-minute video was created featuring the family of a young boy saved due to 911 CPR instructions. It highlights the purpose of the toolkit by capturing the emotional story through multiple points of view - parents, telecommunicator & first responder. It quickly impacted the public safety community, generating interest in the publication. Shortly after its 2019 release, it was featured in plenary sessions at 911 and EMS conferences, shared in city council meetings encouraging cities to mandate CPR training, and recirculated by media.

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