Every year over 3,500 people around Scotland are treated by the Ambulance Service after having a cardiac arrest. Unfortunately only around 1 in 10 people will survive.
Doing CPR can at least double the chances of survival. So let’s be ready. We’ve asked you to say ‘I’ll do it’ and be one of 500,000 people in Scotland to get CPR ready. Together we have reached our goal, a whole year early! This is an amazing accomplishment but the Save a Life for Scotland partnership is not slowing down as we enter our last year!
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22 Apr 2021
Do you or your organisation manage or support Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) in Scotland? If you’ve answered yes to the above, consider joining the new virtual group PADs Scotland: a platform for community groups and small charities actively managing Public Access Defibrillators throughout Scotland to share experiences both good and bad, lives saved, new developments, […]
23 Mar 2021
After 5 years of tireless effort, the original Scottish Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Strategy has come to an end. With 640,000+ people familiarised with CPR and a 24% rise in bystander CPR, this strategy and the public effort behind it is truly to be celebrated. But we’re not finished yet.
01 Dec 2020
Join us for #Resusmas and learn about the Chain of Survival for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest! Give the gift of life if you witness someone in cardiac arrest this holiday season.
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12 Oct 2020
Scotland, it’s a funny time. Everything Is different but everything is still the same. You still speak to your granny but you chat to her on Zoom. You still go to the shops but everyone’s in a mask. Do you know what else is the same but different? CPR.
22 Sep 2020
It’s the start of a new school year and although things might be a little bit different, CPR is just as important as ever. We already know that kids are the best teachers, so we’ve made some tools to help kids “pay it forward” and teach others their CPR skills.
31 Jul 2020
Congratulations to Heartstart Coordinator, Sheenah Nelson for receiving the Rotary Champions Award in recognition of her dedication to teaching people emergency lifesaving skills and by campaigning to improve out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival outcomes!
