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Solutions for out-of-hospital medical emergencies
In the unpredictable world of emergency response, every minute counts. Split-second decisions and unwavering courage are the norm. These are the firefighters, EMS professionals, nurses and rescuers who confront chaos with unwavering determination every single day. At Stryker, we stand shoulder to shoulder with these brave individuals, committed to being their ally in the fight to save lives and deliver quality care. But their work is not for the faint of heart.
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Learn moreWhen to use an AED is crucial in sudden cardiac arrest situations. Learn how to recognize sudden cardiac arrest symptoms and act promptly to help increae the chance of survival.
Learn moreWe spoke with Provo Fire & Rescue, in Provo, Utah. Hear about the care they administer in the back of their ambulance on a day-to-day basis.
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Our expert medical device technicians help ensure your equipment is ready to perform when you need it. With preventive maintenance plans and tailored service support, we help you maximize the life of your equipment—and your investment.
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