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Special to the Herald Times RBC | In an emergency, bystanders can be a critical lifeline until professionals arrive, yet nearly half of U.S. adults are unprepared to help in a medical crisis, according to a recent survey from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). However, four in five adults (81%) said they would

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About the Course 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 in-depth 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

About the Course 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

Beth Miller-Zuber, nurse manager for Emergency Preparedness and Response with the Fairfax County Health Department, said it’s never wrong to call 911 in an emergency. She has many reasons why