How Remote Monitoring Can Save Lives and Simplify AED Management

Cardiac arrest can strike without warning — and it’s usually fatal without immediate medical attention. In the critical moments after the victim’s heart stops beating, intervention with an automated external defibrillator (AED) can mean the difference between life and death. This FAQ explores how AED remote monitoring can help ensure these life-saving devices are ready to respond in an emergency. 

The American Heart Association emphasizes the importance of inspecting AEDs at least monthly. However, manual inspections are inefficient and prone to human error, potentially compromising AED readiness. By leveraging IoT AED monitoring solutions, businesses can gain ongoing visibility into device status while easing the administrative burden on EHS personnel and ensuring consistent workplace AED compliance across multiple locations.

In this FAQ, you'll learn: 

• How remote monitoring can improve AED readiness and reduce reliance on time-consuming manual device checks.
• Why traditional AED management methods create compliance challenges and introduce safety risks.
• How automated AED management can enhance workplace safety and unlock AED maintenance cost savings.

Download the FAQ today to explore how AED remote monitoring can help streamline AED maintenance, remove costly inefficiencies, and protect your organization from potential liability in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest in the workplace.

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