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home about us what are first responders the area we cover training, skills & equipment join us - become a first responder thank you messages local support & donations call out statistics community public access defibrillators learn life saving skills mission statement news & events contact us five villages first responders - misterton welcome! we are a team of volunteer community first responders (cfrs) who live or work within misterton, beckingham, gringley on the hill, walkeringham, west stockwith and surrounding areas in the bassetlaw district within rural north nottinghamshire. we work in partnership and in support of east midlands ambulance service (emas) nhs trust. our team respond to life threatening emergency calls within our area following a "999" call and are dispatched by emas when required. we provide assistance to people who are ill or injured prior to the arrival of the emergency ambulance. our cfr's are trained in life saving heart defibrillation, resuscitation, oxygen therapy and to care for patients with medical conditions or injuries and can give vital care until the arrival of the ambulance crew. since our launch in 2004 we have attended over 2,260 emergency call outs. we also run a project to install public access defibrillators into the villages in our area and to provide training in cpr & aed use to members of the community, including engagement with local primary schools, parish councils and other organisations. become a first responder could you spare just a few hours per month to help respond to medical emergencies in your local community? we need more volunteer community first responders. find out if you could do it. read more > community defibrillators we've supported the installation of 17 community public access defibrillators in our area by march 2018. find out how it works and where they are. read more > learn cpr & aed would you know what to do if someone suffered a cardiac arrest? we run free cpr & defibrillator awareness sessions to show you these simple but life saving skills. read more > five villages first responders news & events more residents cpr & aed aware by martyn johnson • 09 mar, 2018 • more local residents are now "cpr & aed" aware after attending sessions run by members of the five villages first responders this week in misterton. the sessions held at grove house stables were free to attend and were open to members of the local community to come along and learn these skills. the sessions were led by martyn johnson (paramedic & five villages first responders group coordinator) and mick turner (community first responder). martyn said: "it's vitally important that as many people as possible have the skills and knowledge to be able to help someone who has suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. every second counts and if members of the public can recognise a cardiac arrest and call for help, start chest compressions and rescue breaths and know where the local community defibrillators (aeds) are located and how to use one, these actions can be potentially life saving." he went on to say: "we'd like to thank all those members of the community who attended the sessions this week, we hope that should they now ever be faced with someone in such a life threatening condition that they would know what to do and act quickly. thank you also to judy and andrew stennett from grove house farm & stables for allowing us to use their premises for the training sessions and to misterton adult swimming club." misterton gala present donation to first responders by martyn johnson • 02 nov, 2017 • £1000 from the proceeds of the misterton 2017 gala has been presented to four local organisations and good. the four each received a cheque for £250: misterton group practice’s equipment fund, towards the cost of a new ecg machine; five villages first responders (fvfr); misterton primary school’s welfare fund; and all saints’ parish church, which provided the treasury service for the gala organisers. a new committee will take over the planning and running of the next gala, which is on saturday 7 july 2018. community defibrillator in place at waterfront inn, west stockwith by martyn johnson • 07 aug, 2017 • normal 0 false false false microsoftinternetexplorer4 another potentially life saving defibrillator is now in place in west stockwith, located outside the front door of the waterfront inn on canal lane in the village. the public access defibrillator (pad), which can be used to shock the heart of a cardiac arrest victim, was funded by donations and grants from north notts lions club, west stockwith parish council, five villages first responders and cllr hazel brand. the local voluntary five villages first responders (fvfr) team have been involved in installing seventeen such defibrillators within the local area over the 3 years, including one’s in misterton, beckingham, walkeringham, gringley on the hill, everton, clayworth and other local villages. martyn johnson, coordinator of fvfr said: “the defibrillators are located in secure yellow cabinets on the outside of the buildings. they are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, should they be required in the case of someone nearby suffering from a sudden cardiac arrest. when a cardiac arrests happens, the patient will suddenly collapse, will be unresponsive and either not be breathing at all, or only occasionally gasping. rapid help in the form of calling immediately for an ambulance via 999, starting cpr (chest compressions and rescue breaths) and the use of an automated defibrillator can vastly improve the chances of survival for the patient.” all the defibrillators in the area are logged by east midlands ambulance service on their computer dispatch system, and if a 999 call happens nearby and one of the defibrillators is required, the 999 ambulance operator will give instructions to the caller - telling them that there is a defib nearby and the code to open the cabinet. “if someone is then able to fetch it to the patients side, while another person performs cpr this will help improve the chance of survival”, said martyn. once the defib is by the patients side the lid is opened and the user simply follows the audio and visual instructions to place the adhesive pads on the patients chest. the ambulance operator will also give instructions over the phone. the defibrillator will check to see if the patient’s heart is in a rhythm that requires a shock, and if it is the defibrillator will deliver one. they are simple and safe to use. while all of this is happening the ambulance service will still be sending emergency resources straight to the scene following the 999 call. but if cpr can be carried out and a defib can be used within the first minutes after a cardiac arrests occurs the chances of the patient being successfully resuscitated are much greater. martyn said: “we’d like to pass on our thanks to all the organisations who have come together to fund this defibrillator and to karen and stewart from the waterfront inn for all their help and assistance and for agreeing to host this potentially life saving piece of equipment for the community outside of their venue.” the unit at waterfront inn is the second one to be placed in west stockwith, with the other being located outside on the wall of the gertrude morris village hall on main street. further free to attend awareness sessions which include how to perform cpr and how to use a defibrillator run by fvfr will be held in misterton and west stockwith in the coming months, and these will be publicised locally. if you are interested in finding out more information about community defibrillators or about fvfr, please visit the website www.fvfr.co.uk , facebook https://www.facebook.com/fivevillagesfirstresponders or email [email protected] . more posts follow us share by:

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Domain name:
fvfr.co.uk

Registrant:
Mr Martyn Johnson

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Registrant's address:
24 Grove Park
Misterton
Doncaster
South Yorkshire
DN10 4HF
United Kingdom

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Registered on: 10-Mar-2004
Expiry date: 10-Mar-2018
Last updated: 11-Feb-2016

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24 Grove Park
Misterton
Doncaster
South Yorkshire
DN10 4HF
United Kingdom
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