HEROS Implementation Package

All-in-one training solution for high-quality community CPR training

After years of collaborative research and development, Laerdal and Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) are proud to offer a HEROS Implementation Package for community CPR training in Korea.

In cooperation with SNUH

Efficient and effective community CPR training

Since the majority of cardiac arrests occur at home, home bystanders need to be trained and willing to do CPR. The HEROS program offers efficient and more effective community CPR training with a focus on Telephone-CPR.

This implementation package includes everything you need to run high-performance community CPR training – from CPR manikins with QCPR Classroom app, training material, instructor training, to cloud-based data and reporting.

With quality control of every learners progress you now have the ability to provide even more impact in your society - This is CPR training for the new generation.

Why HEROS?

Laerdal’s best solution to teach and learn community CPR

Easy to learn and remember
HEROS is easy to teach and easy to learn. Experience how the fun, interactive and immersive training makes learning stick.

Objective feedback improves efficiency
Utilize real-time objective feedback to increase learner’s engagement and improve the quality of your training. Manage up to 42 learners in in one class and improve on 1:1 training with the same program.

Data monitoring and reporting
Get access to every learner’s score and progress. Track and report on thousands of learners’ CPR performance to measure and execute quality improvements.

What is HEROS?

Train for telephone CPR

1-hour CPR training
Cover everything from video-based telephone-CPR training on chest compressions, how to use an AED, role-playing and effective debriefing in one training session.

Experience telephone CPR
Research has shown that CPR performed with dispatcher instructions leads to better neurological outcomes. In this course you can teach step-by-step guidance on how to perform CPR and use an AED.

Build confidence with role-playing
After the instruction video, students are teamed up to role-play a simulated cardiac arrest situation. Role-playing provides a safe environment to train for these scenarios for the first time.

What is included?

Everything you need for community CPR training

Instructor training
Little Anne QCPR
QCPR Classroom
HEROS educational material
Dashboard & Reports
HEROS implementation research network

Instructor training

Instructor training is arranged as workshops with HEROS experts. Participants learn about the science and best practice use of the educational material, QCPR classroom and role play.

Through annual HEROS workshop, HEROS instructors can interact with each other, researchers, and local government to share experiences, knowledge, and up-to-date technology.

Little Anne QCPR

Little Anne CPR training manikin is a realistic, durable, cost effective and lightweight manikin designed to provide students with high-quality adult CPR training. Little Anne QCPR is now available with our QCPR feedback technology.

Learn more about Little Anne QCPR

QCPR Classroom

The QCPR Classroom app enables instructors to enhance the quality of CPR training, classroom efficiency and learner engagement – with up to 42 Manikins at the same time.

QCPR Classroom app

HEROS educational material

HEROS educational content and data, co-created by researchers from SNUH and Laerdal, provides easy-to-teach, easy-to-learn telephone CPR. This simplified and standardized educational material is web-based with direct access through QCPR Classroom app. Instructors have flexibility in the course and content selection.

Dashboard & Reports

The dashboard and reports are generated from cloud-based data collected from each manikin and training session.

The report can be configured to present selected indicators over time or as a benchmark to others, as well as provided feedback to the instructor.

HEROS implementation research network

By participating in HEROS, you are invited to the HEROS implementation research network organized by Laerdal and SNUH. The research will result in academic papers and improved best practice.

By partnering with us, you will also get access to this material.

What learners and instructors say about HEROS:

LEARNER:
"After the HEROS training, I could easily learn CPR, which I thought was very difficult. By following the video, I was able to learn CPR step-by-step. It was also great to learn about AED. The training was very interactive and fun with hands-on CPR practice on simulated real cardiac arrest cases in the video. I was so proud of myself that I learned CPR so that I can save a life. This CPR training is so useful everyone must have!"

INSTRUCTOR:
"We use HEROS training 100% of our CPR training for both onsite and offsite training. We, the instructors love it and students love it! The best part is more hands-on practice through the HEROS training. Among all the CPR training contents we’ve experienced, HEROS is the best!"

LEARNER:
"It was very interesting that the training was by the 119 dispatchers on the video, teaching chest compressions in a simulated cardiac arrest case. What is more fascinating was the device that tells my CPR performance in real-time. Highly recommend for those who want to learn CPR."

LEARNER:
"I've never been trained CPR so precisely with this much detail, even though our training was a big class. HEROS training is perfect for people who never trained CPR before. I was able to learn the importance of fast and strong chest compression with adequate releases. I particularly liked the role play that has a real cardiac arrest scenario and performing chest compressions with 119 dispatchers. It was like experiencing a real cardiac arrest situation."

INSTRUCTOR:
“HEROS provides systematic CPR training, where learners can experience close to real-life situations. HEROS also focuses more on hands-on practice than any other conventional CPR training, which are mainly cognitive-based training. I strongly encourage everyone to get HEROS training.”

Supporting the Global Resuscitation Alliance's agenda

The GRA is a global network which focuses on collaboration and sharing of best practice to catalyze improvements in survival.

HEROS Implementation Package is our response to GRA’s step 8 – to make CPR training mandatory in schools and in the community.

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