This app connects emergency services with nearby first responders for cardiac arrest incidents. It guides responders to nearby defibrillators and offers first aid training resources. Users can register as alert givers or first responders.
1.0
November 2, 2022
AFPR connects emergency services with geo-located first responders during cardiac arrest incidents. It also guides responders to nearby defibrillators and offers first aid training resources.
AFPR is for individuals who want to act as alert givers to report incidents or as first responders to assist during cardiac arrests. It is also a resource for learning first aid.
No, AFPR does not contain advertisements.
AFPR is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
AFPR has an age rating of 12+.
AFPR was last updated on November 2, 2022, with version 1.0.
Yes, AFPR can guide first responders to the location of nearby defibrillators, which can double a victim's chances of survival.
Yes, AFPR provides illustrated learning of first aid techniques and information on first aid training courses.
