The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry has mandated AED units for dental offices that administer anesthesia. Specifically, 234 CMR 6.15 (p. 73 of August 20, 2010 regulations) specifies the equipment and supplies that are required where local anesthesia is administered, and an AED is one of the requirements.
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It’s good to see they’re making AED units mandatory. I teach CPR classes in Tampa, and I’ve seen it happen first-hand in other sectors as well.
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I teach CPR classes in Tampa, and I’ve seen it happen first-hand in other sectors as well.?
We teach AED use and realize the importance of providing quick easy access to AEDs for all individuals. They save lives!