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A VA nurse used her CPR training to save a man’s life after he suffered cardiac arrest at a neighborhood softball game, showcasing the impact of regular training.

Caregiver Support Program equips caregivers with essential lifesaving skills, like CPR.

VA Caregiver Support Program conducts CPR classes at local VA facilities, plans to develop national training video.

VA nurse Elizabeth Priestley, Tennessee Valley VA, often wondered if all those hours of CPR training was worth her time. Today, she will tell you yes! It helped her save a neighbor’s life.

Central Virginia Health Care System has implemented the Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) Program training with stations where clinicians can train without having to leave their clinical areas.

Nurses and residents at South Texas Veterans Health Care work together to complete simulated training for “code blue” situations that often require CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

A VA program provides hands-on, immersive sessions where caregivers can practice CPR through realistic home-based scenarios.

SimLEARN's RQI training is saving lives outside of the VA as this thrilling story illustrates. SimLEARN trains those who care for Veteran.

Until Help Arrives is a free course offered by the American Red Cross to teach people lifesaving skills during an emergency.

A VA nurse used his CPR skills help save the life of a fellow athlete. “My adrenaline kicked in. My main thought was please don’t die on me.”

When he saw a man laying unconscious, Natchez National Cemetery maintenance worker Rickey Allen took action.

VA patient escort Ryan Davis performed emergency CPR on an unresponsive resident. Davis lost his wife earlier to COVID and felt her looking down.