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Enables swift response to heart attacks
November 1st 2011 SafeTIC, provider of innovative
technologies for protecting access,
goods and people, has launched
DOC, the first Connected
Operational Defibrillator, to the UK
market. Designed to help save lives,
this leading-edge technology is rolled
out in partnership with Philips
Laerdal and Mondial Assistance,
with training provided by British
Red Cross Training.
With over 124,000 people in the
UK suffering from a heart attack
each year, DOC addresses a major
public health issue by helping to
reduce the mortality rate of heart
attacks through the large-scale
deployment of readily accessible,
easy-to-use defibrillators that harness
leading-edge technology. The DO
system is designed for socially
responsible companies and
organisations and reduces the
anxieties often associated with
investing in this type of equipment,
claims SafeTIC. |
