New Jersey

In New Jersey, CPR programs must follow specific rules to ensure effective emergency response. These include maintaining equipment, providing proper training, ensuring medical oversight, reporting device locations, and coordinating with local emergency services. The state’s Good Samaritan law protects people who give CPR, but only if certain conditions are met. To boost safety and response times, CPR devices should be placed in key spots. These include schools, health clubs, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, trampoline parks, and public swimming areas.