New exercise defibrillator strengthens life rescue in the Red Cross Lilienfeld

New exercise defibrillator strengthens life rescue in the Red Cross Lilienfeld

l to save how you can save lives is a decisive part of the training in the healthcare sector. Recently there was an exciting increase in the training area of the Red Cross Lilienfeld - St. Aegyd. The Hohenberger company Isoplus district heating technology GmbH has donated a practice defibrillator that is now available to both members of the youth group and the employees to improve their skills in emergency care.

The meaning of such a donor cannot be assessed highly enough. The defibrillator is not only used for practical exercises, but also for the theoretical lessons to convey the necessary knowledge and safety in dealing with this life -saving device.

important contribution to training

The managing directors of the Red Cross in the region, Christopher Scheidl-Ibrahim, and the department head for youth, Iris Kellersperg, express their thanks to the managing director of Isoplus, Roland Mitterbauer. Such donations are invaluable for organizations such as the Red Cross, since they significantly support the training and further development of the volunteers.

The use of exercise defibrillators is crucial to minimize the response time in real emergency situations. Practice with such a device can be crucial for how quickly and efficiently first aiders react in a real emergency. The possibilities that this defibrillator offers the trainer are enormous and contribute to significantly increasing the chances of survival of people who suddenly suffer cardiac arrest.

The donation fits in a number of efforts to improve the emergency care in the region. It is expected that the training with the new device is even better prepared to save life even better in order to save lives in an emergency. Through such innovative training resources, future rescuers can optimize their skills and prepare for an emergency.

This valuable support came at a time when many organizations, including aid organizations, face challenges. The Isoplus practice defibrillator is an example of the commitment of local companies that not only want to share, but also want to actively contribute to improving the community.

It remains to be seen how many members of the youth group and the active paramedics benefit from this funding and can bring their skills to the next level in the practical use of defibrillators. Cooperation between companies and social organizations is a key to strengthening emergency care in the region. For more information about this donation and its importance, see the report on www.noen.at .