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Concerns Over Missouri House Bill 1337: Mandating CPR Training in Schools

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Missouri House Bill 1337 mandates CPR training for high school students, but it raises significant concerns. The bill lacks necessary funding, with estimates of $405 to $1,010 for AEDs, and it does not ensure that certified instructors will teach the material. Furthermore, it neglects the emotional aspects crucial for effectively learning CPR, especially in life-or-death situations. With a 10-minute delay equating to a 10% reduction in survival chances, the implementation of this bill could be more harmful than beneficial without proper support and resources.

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Concerns Over Missouri House Bill 1337: Mandating CPR Training in Schools

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  1. Heart Attack Sudden Cardiac Arrest

  2. Missouri House Bill 1337 requiring students to learn CPR in high school should not be passed. • No funding • No certified instructors • No emotional consideration

  3. Lacks Funding

  4. $405 from the AED Superstore $380 from the AED Superstore $1010 from the AED Superstore

  5. Does not require certified instructors

  6. 1 minute = 10 pecentdecrease in chance of survival

  7. 10 Minutes

  8. Simulaid Incorporated

  9. Ignores emotional aspects of CPR

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