What first responders can do to lower their cardiovascular disease risks

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By: Deputy Brandon Griffith

By: Deputy Brandon Griffith In an age of mass violence, delayed medical response, and the continued evolution of law enforcement responsibilities, proper deployment of medical programs within police agencies is critical. Ensuring that law enforcement be provided reality-based medical training and their lifesaving medical equipment be available and optimally placed where they need it most…
By: Deputy Brandon Griffith Law enforcement is the nation’s fastest first responders and are most often on scene first to life & death medical incidents-motor vehicle accidents, gun shot victims, cardiac arrests, drug overdoses, suicide attempts, drownings, and other critical events where seconds matter. The public often associates medical incident trauma with paramedics, firefighters, and…
Police Chief Magazine By: Brandon Griffith
Police1 Article By: Deputy Brandon Griffith, Director of Training Tim Freund
Article for Police1 By: Officer Brandon Griffith
Article for Police1 By: Officer Brandon Griffith