The National AED Registry Fills
Critical Information and Communications Gaps
When sudden cardiac arrest strikes, bystanders
immediately call 911. However, 911 dispatchers generally lack information about the presence of AEDs at, and nearby, an SCA
victim’s location. When combined with Atrus’ AED Link™ system, the National AED Registry™ fills the
critical information gap by advising 911 dispatchers of the location of nearby registered AEDs.
The
National AED Registry (www.NationalAEDRegistry.com) is a robust data repository containing information about the presence and location of registered publicly accessible AEDs.
The information from the National AED Registry is used by Atrus’ AED Link system to generate and transmit an up-to-date
geographic information system (GIS) map layer showing 911 dispatchers the locations of registered AEDs at and nearby SCA victims
– information that can be passed on to the person calling 911.
Benefits of the National
AED Registry for 911 Dispatch Agencies Subscribing to the AED Link System
- Effectively use AED notification
and registration data required by most states and many localities, helping to meet community expectations regarding dispatcher
knowledge about the location of AEDs
- Position your 911 dispatch agency at the forefront of community-based AED
response systems
- Showcase your dispatch agency’s ability to directly increase SCA survival rates in the
community
- Quickly provide 911 callers with information about the location of nearby registered AEDs
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Promote your dispatch agency’s role in saving lives with tools supplied in the Atrus National AED Registry Media Kit
National AED Registry Free Benefits for Organizations with AEDs
Organizations
registering AEDs get the following free benefits:
- Online management of AED location and maintenance information
- AED battery date expiration email reminders
- AED electrode date expiration email reminders
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AED and SCA awareness-building materials
- Ability to participate in the AED Link system, where available