October 28, 2026
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White Paper - Beyond the CPR Classroom: The Case for Student-Led Readiness
When someone experiences sudden cardiac arrest, the immediate response often begins with an ordinary person.
That person may not have anticipated the situation. They may feel uncertain. Others may be looking around, waiting for someone to decide what happens next.
The moment is shaped by knowledge, skills, recognition, circumstances, and human behavior.
We cannot remove every uncertainty from that moment.
But we can prepare people more effectively.
