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About the Course: The Until Help Arrives (UHA) hands-on practice is a free training that provides the fundamental skills to help people save lives in emergencies while waiting for first responders. UHA teaches how to maintain situational awareness, identify key life threats, stopping bleeding, move and position the injured, and provide psychological support and comfort

Until Help Arrives (UHA) is a free training that provides the fundamental skills to help people save lives in emergencies while waiting for first responders. The training teaches how to maintain situational awareness, identify key life threats, stopping bleeding, move and position the injured, and provide psychological support and comfort to the wounded. Content is

Get tickets to Until Help Arrives training on February 23, 2023, to learn skills to save lives in emergencies like shootings and car crashes while you're waiting for first responders. FREE. Until Help Arrives (UHA) is a national campaign to teach the general public how to be better prepared for and respond to life-threatening situations

Nearly half of American adults are not prepared for a medical emergency.

Nearly half of American adults are not prepared for a medical emergency, according to a new poll from the ACEP and Morning Consult.

CPR performed in the first few minutes of cardiac arrest can double or triple the likelihood that a person will survive.

FRIDAY, Jan. 20, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- A medical emergency can happen at any moment. Will you be prepared?

Nearly half of American adults will not be prepared for a medical emergency, according to a new poll from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and Morning Consult.

This Holiday season, give the gift of saving a life. Get tickets to Until Help Arrives training on January 19 to learn skills to save lives in emergencies like shootings and car crashes while you're waiting for first responders. FREE. Until Help Arrives (UHA) provides fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to help our community save

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