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Any bystander, calling 112 and following its instructions.
Any bystander can help. Call 112 immediately, use speakerphone and follow the dispatcher’s instructions to begin resuscitation. Lack of training is not a reason to wait for a specialist. If you cannot provide rescue breaths, give chest compressions following the instructions received. Follow the instructions of an available automated defibrillator. Scene safety is essential.
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Only hospital staff, after the casualty has been transported.
Only a specialist; everyone else must wait without beginning resuscitation.
Any bystander, calling 112 and following its instructions.
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