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AED Cabinet Pricing and options |
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SADS UK are proud to be providing good quality defibrillator cabinets at an economical price that is lower than most other cabinets on the market. This low price helps to make defibrillators more widely available in the community. Working with the Ambulance Services and Parish Councils, as well as schools and various other organisations around the country, SADS UK are enabling more Community Public Access Defibrillators (CPADs) to be put out in the community to save lives.
   
Production of the cabinets commenced in February 2015 and, with the help of Pawle & Co. in West Horndon, we have provided approximately 2000 cabinets (Oct 2017) for Community Public Access Defibrillator sites in the community. Having the cabinets produced by Pawle and Co working in partnership with SADS UK and other manufacturers on the same site industrial site (Horndon Powder Coaters, Label Solutions Ltd and Borg Locks), we are able to provide a seamless service to customers.
Options available:-
Painted steel
Stainless steel
Battery or 240v alarm and light
Standard earth or class II insulation (double insulated)
Information on AED Scheme/Defibrillator Box and Big Shock Campaign
SADS UK Cabinet Order Form
Steel AED Cabinet Specifications
For more info, or help getting a cabinet, please email us at
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Notice of upcoming Emergency First Responder Conference June 7, 2017. Details and schedule.
To register, please visit: www.lifeconnections.uk.com or call: 01322 660434
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SADS UK's latest newsletter, updating our subscribers with the latest medical information as well as events and charity information, is out!
Have you read it yet? Do so here: February 2017 (it may take a moment to load)
If you would like to subscribe to our newsletter, please email us at
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Life After Cardiac Arrest; So Far I Seem to be Immortal Conference |
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"How do we treat people who suffer a sudden cardiac arrest? How can we help when sudden cardiac arrest strikes in the community? What does it feel like to take lifesaving action when you witness a cardiac arrest? How does it feel to survive cardiac arrest? How do individuals and families cope? What support is there? How does the increase in the number of cardiac arrest survivors impact on the health service?"
Saturday 18th November, 9:30am–5pm. Cost £10 for individuals, £15 for couples and £20 for families
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Online Registration!
SADS UK is delighted to welcome Dr. Thomas Keeble, Consultant Cardiologist at Essex Cardiothoracic Centre and Dr. Leonie Wong, Consultant Cardiologist at Royal Brompton Hospital. Together with talks from Paul Swindell, Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK; Anne and John Jolly SADS UK; Marco Mion, Neuropsychologist; survivor Chris Solomons; Lifesaver Tony Haines, Nurse Catherine Renwick, Paediatric Electrophysiology Clinical Nurse Specialist; a cardiac rehab nurse and Lifecoach and lifesaver David Edmonds; and SADS UK patron Dr. Hilary Jones (GMB). |
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Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust are holding a Nursing Study Day
Friday, 16 June 2017 for only £35 (price includes lunch and refreshments).
Topics will include:
• Inherited Cardiac Conditions (ICC) Services
• Cardiomyopathies
• Ion Channelopathies
• Familial Hypercholesterolemia
• Family history taking
• Genetics
• ICC Psychology
This event will be suitable for all cardiac nursing staff and allied health professionals.
For further information and registration details, please contact
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Sudden Death - National Guidelines |
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Back in 2004, SADS UK were instrumental in bringing about an extension to the Department of Health National Service Framework for coronary heart disease, to assist in the well-being of those affected by cardiac arrhythmia and sudden cardiac death.
Along with SADS International, we compiled The Warning Signs, which prompt people at risk of sudden death to seek medical advice. Likewise, alongside the Department of Health and other stakeholders, we wrote Chapter 8: Arrhythmias and Sudden Cardiac Death, which was published in 2005.
These guidelines help save lives and include important pathways, such as targeted heart screening by a heart rhythm specialist if there has been a young sudden death. We distribute the Warning Signs widely in our community. |
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