Engage employees and make your workplace safer with CardiacCrash
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Could you save a colleague?
Would a colleague know what to do to save you?
Every day in Canada, about 100 people experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital - their heart suddenly stops beating.
Every second matters for survival.
The Canadian-made program can be delivered to a class from eight to 40 participants, and leads them through an emotional, true-to-life cardiac arrest scenario. It can also be delivered virtually.
What is cardiac arrest?
Cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating. It can happen to anyone, any age, any place or time, without warning.
CardiacCrash is ...
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Group meetings & team building-activities
CardiacCrash is a great option for group meetings or team-building activities and a fun and energetic experience for your employees
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Gamified learning approach
Its team-based, gamified learning approach heightens engagement and the skill and knowledge retention of participants more effectively than standard instructional learning.
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A far more memorable experience
It's a fast-paced program that enables participants to learn basic CPR/AED skills in a short period of time.
CardiacCrash FAQ
What’s it like?
Despite the serious topic, the experience is fun, energetic and a little bit competitive. Expect your teams to be cheering each other on and trying to win by saving a life!
How long is it?
Participants can experience a CardiacCrash session in about 60 minutes. This includes the introduction, the interactive film, time for group discussion, and wrap-up.
Do participants get a CPR credential?
This is an awareness program. Each participant will be able to sign up to receive a CrashCard to show their participation in CardiacCrash. For other Heart & Stroke CPR programs that provide a credential visit our Resuscitation Portal.
Is it a lot of work?
As a facilitator, you will require time for pre-experience and post experience activities. The amount of time required for those activities will depend on several factors including processes and supports at each location, the physical room layout and the CPR equipment being utilized. We've provided checklists and tools to help you prepare, plan and deliver the program.