911-Initiated AED Response

Emergency telecommunicators should have the ability to inform callers of the location of nearby AEDs—not just ask if there is an AED nearby during a cardiac arrest emergency.

Public safety telecommunicators are a critical link in the cardiac arrest chain of survival. Similar to providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction (T-CPR), equipping call takers with automated external defibrillator locations (T-AED) can improve outcomes.

The PulsePoint-hosted Emergency AED Registry is integrated with leading medical protocol systems and tactical map vendors, including ProQA Paramount, APCO Intellicomm, PowerPhone Total Response, and RapidDeploy Radius. These strategic integrations allow telecommunicators to inform callers of the exact location of registered AEDs within familiar applications and workflows.

This webinar will demonstrate how to incorporate the Emergency AED Registry and AED-Needed Alerts into existing cardiac arrest protocols in your ECC. PulsePoint is a public, non-profit 501(c)3 organization that hosts the Emergency AED Registry as part of its core mission to improve cardiac arrest survival.

Takeaways

• Most uses of the emergency AED registry are free of charge.
• Agency-authorized users can add and manage AED records using a phone, tablet or desktop.
• The registry can also manage and display collocated resources, including Bleeding Control Kits, Naloxone (Narcan®) and Epinephrine (EpiPen®).
• Predictive data entry simplifies and improves record accuracy, including open/closed hours based on linked public data sources.
• Systemwide support for 24/7 “always available” AEDs, including access code management for locked cabinets.
• AED-needed alerts offer industry-wide support for all AED manufacturers and models.
• FirstNet Certified™ for use with 9-1-1.