📣 We need your help because Her Heart Matters ❤️

The School of Nursing & Midwifery, @tcddublin.bsky.social
are inviting women aged 40 to 60, experiencing menopause or perimenopause to take part in a large-scale study

Please click the link: nursingandmidwifery.fra1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

As we are starting to see better weather, why not incorporate more physical activity in your lifestyle! Being physically active is great for the body while also improving your mental and social health too! All movement can help lift your mood, reduce stress and improve self-esteem.

1 in 4 women dies from heart disease and stroke, yet it’s under-researched and under-treated. This International Women’s Day, let's #AccelerateAction to empower women with heart health knowledge. Keep the conversation going—because #HerHeartMatters. 💖Learn more
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Thank you to all who took part in the RUN 100 campaign in February! With over 2,700 participants, 500+ teams, and 110 companies, we're delighted to have raised over €300,000!❤️ This incredible support means more CPR training and vital care for those affected by heart and stroke conditions in Ireland

AEDs need to be checked regularly to ensure that they are rescue-ready.

It only takes a few simple steps.
1) Check that the battery indicator shows a working battery and
2) Check that the pads are in date.

It is as simple as that.
AEDs that are not rescue ready are of no use to anyone.

"It’s better to do CPR on someone who doesn’t need it than not to do CPR on someone who does."

“By starting CPR and using an AED (defibrillator), you can double a person’s chance of survival,” said Brigid Sinnott, the charity’s Resuscitation Manager.

Do you know the 4 key steps in performing CPR?
They are Check, Call, Compress and Shock.

By knowing what to do you really can be the difference between life and death. By starting CPR, you double or triple a person’s chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. Learn more - irishheart.ie/news/a-lifes...