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| The Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Registry, the first in Singapore, is an effort by the Singapore Heart Foundation (SHF) to strengthen the Chain of Survival in sudden cardiac arrests. |
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| Below are the links to the lists of establishments with AEDs installed on their premises. |
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| Shopping Malls |
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| Hotels |
| Country Clubs |
| Sports & Recreation Areas |
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| You can also download the consolidated list. |
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| With the establishment of the AED Registry, SHF hopes to increase public access to this life-saving device by linking the AED location, AED user and sudden cardiac arrest victim. This is aimed at shortening the critical response time to cardiac emergencies and increasing the survival rate in out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. |
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| The AED Registry contains the following information: |
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- List of establishments with AEDs installed on their premises
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- Number of AEDs in these facilities
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- Contact details of the front desk and Fire Command Centre operation
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- Description of the AED whereabouts (if available)
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| See answers to frequently asked questions. |
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| Liability Disclaimer |
| All contents of these AED Registry web pages are only for general information or use. They do not constitute advice and must not be relied upon in the making of (or refraining from making) decisions in any context or reference whatsoever. While we will exercise due diligence over the contents of our web pages and information provided therein, without prejudice, we explicitly state that we are not responsible in any manner whatsoever for any error, omission, representation et al on these pages. As information have been provided by third parties, we are therefore not responsible for those information so provided. |
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