Urgences Reanimation

As  the exclusive Quebec distributors of the Heartsine Samaritan AED, we have already sold and trained at Laval Liberty high School, Loyola High School and Vanier College. Don’t get left behind, contact Urgence Reanimation today!

About the Samaritan AED

All inclusive package: Includes one AED, one carry case, one set of pads/battery cartridge (PAD-PAK), one fast response kit, AED window sign, and a user manual.

Size: The smallest and lightest AED available (2.4lbs)

Warranty: At 7 years, the Samaritan AED provides the longest device warranty available. Competitive products typically provides a 5-year warranty.

Economical: Patented PAD-PAK design provides for single expiration date for all consumables (batteries,pads,etc). Every competitive product will require at least two, sometimes three, separate consumable expiration dates for the customer to track.

Durability: Highest durability ratings of any AED available (IP56 Dust & Water Rating, Military Standard Drop Test).

Ease of use: The Samaritan AED provides clear and calm audible prompting along with visual prompting via 3 illuminated icon displays. Many AED units on the market provide only audible prompting that may be difficult to hear in loud crowded environments. It also incorporates a CPR metronome.

Upgradeable: Fully upgradeable in the field via a data port for downloading event, changing protocols, languages and joule settings in the field by qualified personnel. This ensures device will be compliant with any future ILCOR updates and adopted by the Heart & Stroke foundation. Many other AED units require sending the machine back to the manufacturer for upgrading at a cost to the client. We do not charge our clients for protocol changes.

Please contact Urgences Reanimation for pricing information.
514-298-4935 or at urgencesreanimation@yahoo.ca
 

An Emergency Response Plan is a document promoting preparedness in the event of unforeseen incidences in the school. This comprehensive document is designed to be reviewed and updated regularly and should be treating as essential for new staff in the employee manual. It help control the controlable in difficult situation.

Its proper use results in a coordinated effort using efficient communication in order to minimize casualties. It can offer a sense of control to staff that they can then pass on to the students in emergency situations. The document can include components of security, medical and environmental emergencies, staff protocol and response teams, exiting procedures and addresses both on-site and off-site scenarios (field trips).

With directions on how to assemble a response team to handle any such incidents, the document offers a realistic approach that staff must be familiar with to ensure their safety and the safety of the students.

 Parents can also rest assured that these situations have been considered and addressed in a responsible, professional and organized fashion.

 Approximately 40 situations are considered and thoroughly researched to establish a ‘best practice’ protocol and follow-up assessments.

For more information contact Urgences Reanimiation at
 514-298-4935 or at urgencesreanimation@yahoo.ca