A defibrillator is now part of Steinmühlen’s equipment
Effective immediately, Steinmühle now has a defibrillator for use in cardiac emergencies. “This has expanded the medical equipment available to the approximately 30 colleagues at our school who are certified as first responders,” reports Bernd Holly (right) on behalf of the school administration team. A defibrillator (“defib”) uses targeted electrical shocks to treat cardiac arrhythmias such as ventricular fibrillation, which is often fatal if not treated promptly. The defibrillator, which is stored near the teachers’ lounge, was funded by the Steinmühlen Friends Association. Chairwoman Jasmine Weidenbach (center) presented the device, valued at 1,300 euros, in the presence of board member Christian Finance (left), who is also a member of the teaching staff.









