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AHA, CPR! In Schools Educational Program CPR FACILITATOR TRAINING RECORD (For educator×facilitator leading training) Please fill out this training record electronically or by printing×writing after

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How to fill out AHA CPR in schools:

1. Obtain the necessary CPR training materials from the American Heart Association (AHA) or other authorized providers.
2. Set up a suitable training location in the school, ensuring that it is spacious and has the necessary equipment, such as manikins and AED trainers.
3. Assign qualified instructors or certified CPR trainers who are knowledgeable in AHA CPR guidelines.
4. Determine the appropriate students or staff members who need to complete AHA CPR training. This may vary depending on state or school district requirements.
5. Schedule training sessions that accommodate the participants' availability and ensure adequate time for both theory and practical hands-on training.
6. Begin the training by familiarizing participants with the basic concepts and techniques of CPR, including chest compressions and rescue breaths.
7. Provide demonstrations and guide participants through the proper execution of CPR techniques on the manikins, emphasizing the importance of hand placement, compression depth, and frequency.
8. Utilize AED trainers to train participants on how to use automated external defibrillators effectively and safely.
9. Conduct periodic assessments or evaluations to ensure participants' understanding and proficiency in performing CPR.
10. Issue AHA CPR certification cards to participants who successfully complete the training and meet the required standards.

Who needs AHA CPR in schools:

1. Teachers and other school staff members who may be assigned to supervise students during physical activities or field trips.
2. School nurses or health professionals responsible for responding to medical emergencies on school grounds.
3. Coaches or athletic trainers involved in leading sports teams or physical education classes.
4. Students who wish to acquire valuable life-saving skills and knowledge.
5. Volunteers or parent chaperones who may assist during school events or outings.
6. School administrators or officials who want to be prepared to respond to emergencies in their educational institutions.
7. Any individual who may interact with students and wants to improve their ability to handle medical emergencies.

It is important to note that specific requirements for AHA CPR training in schools may vary based on local regulations and guidelines. Schools should consult with relevant authorities or organizations to ensure compliance.

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What is aha cpr in schools?

AHA CPR in schools refers to the American Heart Association's CPR training program implemented in educational institutions.

Who is required to file aha cpr in schools?

School administrators, teachers, and staff members responsible for CPR training are required to file AHA CPR in schools.

How to fill out aha cpr in schools?

AHA CPR in schools can be filled out by providing information on the CPR training program, number of participants, training dates, and certification details.

What is the purpose of aha cpr in schools?

The purpose of AHA CPR in schools is to ensure that students and staff members are well-equipped with life-saving CPR skills in case of emergencies.

What information must be reported on aha cpr in schools?

Information such as training program details, participant numbers, dates of training, and certification information must be reported on AHA CPR in schools.