The study that decides where a defibrillator is worth placing. A hazard matrix is built following Colombian Technical Guide 45 and cross referenced with statistical and epidemiological studies, to establish which points of the site concentrate the probability of a heart attack, a stroke or a sudden cardiac arrest, given the characteristics of the population moving through it.
What it brings
- Hazard matrix built with Colombian Technical Guide 45
- Statistical and epidemiological studies of the population moving through the site
- Identifies the conditions that favour a heart attack, a stroke or a sudden cardiac arrest
- Determines which vulnerable zone to cardioprotect and in what order
- Backs the investment with evidence, instead of placing units by guesswork
Where it is used
- Shopping centres
- Airports and terminals
- Business and industry
- Public bodies
- Sports venues
Specifications
| Methodology | Colombian Technical Guide 45 for the hazard matrix |
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| Inputs | Statistical and epidemiological studies |
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| Output | Placement and priority of the cardioprotected zones |
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Technical information published by the manufacturer.
