Second JFK hands-only CPR day December 2nd 2023 / Segunda Jornada JFK de RCP solo con las manos 2 de diciembre de 2023

Last Saturday, December 2, the second JFK Hands-Only CPR day was held, the objective of which was to train as many participants of all ages as possible in the application of this CPR technique and to be able to help a person who has fallen into cardiac arrest. On this occasion, nearly 80 participants registered, of which 71 attended their 20-minute training. Thus, our JFK community now has a total of 174 people capable of helping to save a life if necessary. We are grateful for the support of Dr. Juan Manuel Fraga (advisor to our instructors) and the CAS students who participated as instructors on this occasion: Maro Castro, Andrés Chaparro, Eric Jung, David Ceballos, Hyejin Cho and Gerardo Robles who shared their knowledge in Hands-Only CPR throughout the day.

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El pasado sábado 2 de diciembre se celebró la segunda jornada JFK de RCP solo con las manos, cuyo objetivo fue capacitar a tantos participantes de todas las edades como fuera posible en la aplicación de dicha técnica de reanimación cardiopulmonar y poder ayudar a una persona que ha caído en paro cardiaco. En esta ocasión se registraron cerca de 80 participantes, de los cuales 71 acudieron a su capacitación de 20 minutos. Así, nuestra comunidad JFK cuenta el día de hoy con un total de 174 personas capaces de ayudar a salvar una vida si fuera necesario. Agradecemos el apoyo del Dr. Juan Manuel Fraga (asesor de nuestros instructores) y de los alumnos de CAS que participaron como instructores en esta ocasión: Maro Castro, Andrés Chaparro, Eric Jung, David Ceballos, Hyejin Cho y Gerardo Robles quienes compartieron sus conocimientos en RCP solo con las manos durante toda la jornada.





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