When a second rescuer is available for an infant or child, the CPR ratio shifts from 30:2 to 15:2 — and that change is rooted in the physiology of pediatric cardiac arrest. Here's what you need to know.

Not sure whether you need instructor-led BLS, HeartCode blended learning, or renewal? Here's a simple breakdown of each AHA BLS course option, how long it takes, and who it fits best.

Emergencies rarely happen when we expect them. A medical emergency, workplace injury, fire, or severe weather event can occur without warning, and the first few minutes often determine how serious the outcome becomes. For businesses, schools, childcare centers, gyms, churches, and community organizations, having a basic emergency response plan  can make the difference between confusion and a coordinated response. When staff know exactly what to do, emergencies can be handled

Many workplaces already provide First Aid and CPR training, which is an important step toward building a safer work environment. But there’s another piece of the safety puzzle that often gets overlooked: Bloodborne Pathogens training. For safety managers and employers, the key question isn’t simply “Do our employees know CPR?” The real question is: “Do any of our employees have a realistic chance of being exposed to blood or bodily fluids if an emergency happens?” If the answ

Basic Life Support certification is required across a broad range of clinical and patient-facing roles — from nurses and physicians to dental professionals and allied health workers. Here's a clear breakdown of who needs it, how it differs from standard CPR training, and what counts as an accepted credential.