Hawaii CPR to GO

08/11/2025

• Among young athletes in the U.S., the incidence of sudden cardiac death (SCD) has been estimated at roughly 1 in 40,000 to 1 in 80,000 per year. 

• For collegiate athletes (National Collegiate Athletic Association), one large study found an incidence of 1 in 63,682 athlete-years overall; higher among male athletes and Black athletes. 
• Survival improves dramatically when bystander CPR + on-site AED use occur: e.g., one study of young athletes found survival was 83% if a certified athletic trainer was on-site and 89% if an on‐site AED was used. 

• For sports-related sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in young athletes, one registry reported ~43.8% survival to hospital discharge when it occurred during competitive sport. 

• Time matters: For every minute defibrillation is delayed after collapse, survival chances drop by about 7-10% per minute.

04/11/2025

Book your CPR & AED Training and Certification with Hawaii CPR To Go!
Experience a program that goes beyond the basics—linking evidence-based emergency response to the realities of your specific field. Learn to anticipate potential scene safety concerns, apply structured assessment strategies, and respond decisively when critical moments arise.

We’ll help you analyze your work environment for preventable risks and strengthen your readiness through situational awareness and deliberate, hands-on practice.

04/11/2025

Empower your team with lifesaving skills 💪⚡️
Companies like QE Solar work in high-risk environments — rooftops, heat, and electrical systems — where emergencies can unfold in seconds. CPR + AED training builds composure, readiness, and reinforces a culture of safety and corporate responsibility that extends beyond the job site. ❤️‍🔥

31/10/2025

Meet Kaaha, the newest intern at Hawaii CPR TO GO.

Why Interning in Nursing Matters 💉✨

Interning in the field of nursing isn’t just about adding experience to your résumé — it’s about becoming the kind of nurse who understands real-world care before the first shift even begins.

At Hawaii CPR To Go, nursing interns gain hands-on exposure to emergency response, leadership, and teaching through scenario-based CPR and advanced life-support training. You don’t just learn — you practice, observe, and grow alongside experienced medical professionals.

An internship gives you:
✅ Confidence in high-pressure situations.
✅ Professional communication skills that translate directly to patient care.
✅ Mentorship from nurses and instructors who’ve lived the real-life codes and rapid responses.
✅ A head start that employers immediately notice — because you’ve already shown initiative, teamwork, and clinical awareness.

Experience in the field you want to thrive in speaks louder than any transcript. 🌺

24/10/2025

Let’s see who’s been staying sharp.
What are the latest AHA updates for BLS, ACLS, or PALS?

Drop your answer below — the first five with accurate responses will receive a small gift from Hawaii CPR To Go.

Because excellence isn’t about keeping up — it’s about staying ahead.

23/10/2025

20/10/2025

Feeling incredibly honored to be nominated by Pacific Edge Magazine for Healthcare Leader of 2025 and humbled that Hawaii CPR To Go was chosen as the Best Innovative Small Business Award recipient.

Thank you to Pacific Edge Magazine for recognizing the passion and purpose behind this work — and to everyone who continues to believe in our mission to make lifesaving education meaningful and accessible.

Grateful to turn experience, effort, and a whole lot of heart into something that makes a real impact.

With gratitude and aloha,
Lynn Dagan, RN
Founder, Hawaii CPR To Go

20/10/2025

Feeling incredibly honored to be nominated by Pacific Edge Magazine for Healthcare Leader of 2025 and humbled that Hawaii CPR To Go was chosen as the Best Innovative Small Business Award recipient.

Thank you to Pacific Edge Magazine for recognizing the passion and purpose behind this work — and to everyone who continues to believe in our mission to make lifesaving education meaningful and accessible.

Grateful to turn experience, effort, and a whole lot of heart into something that makes a real impact.

With gratitude and aloha,
Lynn Dagan, RN
Founder, Hawaii CPR To Go