RIVERSIDE (CNS) - The Riverside Fire Department announced the
implementation of a citywide app today to notify nearby individuals who can
respond to sudden cardiac arrests in public spaces."It's not an app for certified CPR users,'' the department's Brian
Guzzetta told City News Service. "It's hands-only CPR and that isn't a
certification. So people who feel comfortable with knowing hands-only CPR can
download the app and then access it.''Guzzetta added that responders who administer CPR will be protected
under California's Good Samaritan Law, which encourages and protects people who
aid others in an emergency situation.While on the PulsePoint Respond app, users can access how-to guides on
administering CPR and using an automated external defibrillator. For users
who w
