Come and join our DARE Programme Director, Dr Jade Kua, this evening at 8pm where she will share more on how to use an AED to save someone in cardiac arrest.
Click down the link below to register and find out more about the session:
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Dr-Jade-1.jpg3801000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-13 11:48:512021-10-13 11:48:51Do you DARE to save a heart?
What happens when I witness someone who has suffered a cardiac arrest? What can I do to help before medical help arrives?
Come and join Dr Jade Kua, our DARE Programme Director, in this Cardiology Webinar series hosted by Medical Channel Asia, where she will share more on how to use an AED to save someone who suffers from cardiac arrest.
Click down the link below to register and find out more about the session:
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/DARE_web_highlights.png3781000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-11 10:37:582021-10-11 10:37:58Do you DARE to save a heart?
If you have missed this morning’s interview with CNA938, you can catch the reply tonight at 8 pm! In this interview, Dr Jade Kua shared more about her role as a Programme Director in our DARE Programme! #daretosaveaheart
For more information about our DARE Programme, do check out our DARE Website at https://daretosave.sg/.
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/DARE_web_highlights.png3781000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-07 11:07:272021-10-07 11:07:27Did you catch us this morning on “The XX Files with Jasmin Jonkers”?
Tuned in today to CNA938 at 9.35 am, on the XX Files with Yasmin Jonkers where Dr Jade Kua will be discussing and sharing several projects including our DARE Programme! #daretosaveaheart
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/DARE_web_highlights.png3781000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-07 07:17:032021-10-07 07:17:03CNA938 Interview on the XX Files with Yasmin Jonkers at 9.35 AM!
Successful entries will be notified separately for redemption details!
Thank you!
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Color-aed-1.jpg3801000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-04 11:37:432021-10-04 11:40:21[Giveaway closed] Here’s your chance to receive a free copy of “How We Save a heart” Children’s Storybook!
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Color-aed-1.jpg3801000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-10-01 10:20:002021-10-01 10:20:00[Giveaway] Here’s your chance to receive a free copy of “How We Save a heart” Children’s Storybook!
Even though we are discontinuing our mobile app, you could still follow and connect with us through our Facebook page at daretosaveaheart or our website at www.daretosave.sg.
If you wish to find out about the upcoming DARE classes, you may refer to our regular updates on our Facebook page or website.
Should you have any queries or wish to register for the DARE classes, you may also email us at [email protected].
Thank you very much for your continuous support of the DARE programme.
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/User-Notice.jpeg6041600Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-09-30 03:27:472021-09-30 03:27:47Announcement on the discontinuation of the DARE–Learn CPR mobile App
Currently, we are focused on putting on the educational assets up on our website with clear instructions on how to contact us or make course bookings. We will be decommissioning our DARE app on 30 September 2021. It might be a minor affair for many people who are in the technology industry since the lifespan of many apps is about 5 years anyway before a major revamp is needed.
We are indeed so grateful for all the friendships we had made through creating the app, for the community we had built with it, and for helming this project. To put things into perspective, the DARE Programme is still alive and well. It is just the platform to deliver education and provide a service to our community that is being decommissioned so we can do something better.
Let’s take the lessons from the past, acknowledge the unique climate of the present moment, and move into the future.
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Little-girl-learning-CPR.jpg544960Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-09-29 06:21:502021-09-29 06:25:00The Beginning of the End of Our DARE APP – What lies ahead!
The reality was that our engagement did not skyrocket. Furthermore, many users of the app were one-and-done deals and people would stop using the app after learning DARE virtually or signing up with a community centre. The engagement on the app decreased. AEDs started being installed island-wide and the AED signages were so good that people didn’t need the app to show them the way.
In addition, importantly, the new personal data protection laws suggested we shouldn’t collect personal data on signing in. However this had been the mainstay of ensuring participants were serious about their learning. As the years past, circumstances changed. What was previously accepted, was not abhorred.
After a long period of deliberation, we decided to decommission the app.
What lies ahead? Stay tuned to our next post where we will share more with you!
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/DARE-APP-copy.jpg3801000Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-09-27 06:41:012021-09-27 06:49:05Beginning Of The End of Our DARE App – The Hard Truths!
In the previous post, we shared with you the importance of the DARE Programme. In this second part, we will shared with you on when the DARE APP started.
The DARE App was first developed in 2018 and we commissioned a team to develop the DARE application, that was free to download on Android and IOS. It was our dream come true: Dare To Save A Life. It served to teach the community the basics of the DARE programme, to guide them to the nearest AED on the map, and allowed them to book for classes at community centres. Often, we shared updates from international news and local blogs about the community of bystander life-savers.
The DARE APP was well received that the team was invited to present our digital journey at international conferences such as the United Nations Economic and Social Commission of Asia Pacific headquarters.
So things worked out well in the first month. We had tens of thousands of people who downloaded the app, trying out the quizzes, and signing up for mass training courses via the APP. However, we were wrong.
We didn’t have the drive as many engaging updates as we would’ve liked. And with the COVID pandemic, rendered mass training difficult.
Stay tuned to the next post, where we will learn more about the 5 Alternatives to using our APP.
https://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/35882101_1684989654954026_8298624483778887680_n.jpg8171234Naomi Lumhttps://daretosave.sg/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/logo-daretosave.pngNaomi Lum2021-09-22 06:37:542021-09-22 06:37:54Connecting With The Community – When the DARE APP started?
Do you DARE to save a heart?
/in Article, Education, Forum/by Naomi LumCome and join our DARE Programme Director, Dr Jade Kua, this evening at 8pm where she will share more on how to use an AED to save someone in cardiac arrest.
Click down the link below to register and find out more about the session:
https://bit.ly/DOC-DrJadeKua
For more information : [Click here]
Do you DARE to save a heart?
/in Forum, Article/by Naomi LumWhat happens when I witness someone who has suffered a cardiac arrest? What can I do to help before medical help arrives?
Come and join Dr Jade Kua, our DARE Programme Director, in this Cardiology Webinar series hosted by Medical Channel Asia, where she will share more on how to use an AED to save someone who suffers from cardiac arrest.
Click down the link below to register and find out more about the session:
https://bit.ly/DOC-DrJadeKua
Source : Zoll AED 3 Automated External Defibrillator – Novatech Resources, Singapore
Happy Children’s Day!
/in Article/by Naomi LumThe DARE team would like to wish all our little ones a Happy Children’s Day!
Did you catch us this morning on “The XX Files with Jasmin Jonkers”?
/in Article/by Naomi LumIf you have missed this morning’s interview with CNA938, you can catch the reply tonight at 8 pm! In this interview, Dr Jade Kua shared more about her role as a Programme Director in our DARE Programme! #daretosaveaheart
For more information about our DARE Programme, do check out our DARE Website at https://daretosave.sg/.
For more information: [Click here]
CNA938 Interview on the XX Files with Yasmin Jonkers at 9.35 AM!
/in Blog/by Naomi LumTuned in today to CNA938 at 9.35 am, on the XX Files with Yasmin Jonkers where Dr Jade Kua will be discussing and sharing several projects including our DARE Programme! #daretosaveaheart
For more information: [Click here]
[Giveaway closed] Here’s your chance to receive a free copy of “How We Save a heart” Children’s Storybook!
/in Blog/by Naomi LumThank you everyone for your submissions!
The #ColormyAED giveaway is now closed!
Successful entries will be notified separately for redemption details!
Thank you!
[Giveaway] Here’s your chance to receive a free copy of “How We Save a heart” Children’s Storybook!
/in Blog/by Naomi LumYou can download #colourmyAED from https://daretosave.sg/resources.
Start crafting your AED now!
Closing date is on 3rd October 2021, 23:59hrs.
For more information : [Click here]!
Announcement on the discontinuation of the DARE–Learn CPR mobile App
/in Blog/by Naomi LumWe wish to inform that our DARE–Learn CPR mobile app will be retired as of 30 Sep 2021.
For more information, you may refer to our blog post at https://www.drjadekua.com/2021/09/20/beginning-of-the-end-of-our-dare-app/.
Even though we are discontinuing our mobile app, you could still follow and connect with us through our Facebook page at daretosaveaheart or our website at www.daretosave.sg.
If you wish to find out about the upcoming DARE classes, you may refer to our regular updates on our Facebook page or website.
Should you have any queries or wish to register for the DARE classes, you may also email us at [email protected].
Thank you very much for your continuous support of the DARE programme.
The Beginning of the End of Our DARE APP – What lies ahead!
/in Blog/by Naomi LumCurrently, we are focused on putting on the educational assets up on our website with clear instructions on how to contact us or make course bookings. We will be decommissioning our DARE app on 30 September 2021. It might be a minor affair for many people who are in the technology industry since the lifespan of many apps is about 5 years anyway before a major revamp is needed.
We are indeed so grateful for all the friendships we had made through creating the app, for the community we had built with it, and for helming this project. To put things into perspective, the DARE Programme is still alive and well. It is just the platform to deliver education and provide a service to our community that is being decommissioned so we can do something better.
Let’s take the lessons from the past, acknowledge the unique climate of the present moment, and move into the future.
Beginning Of The End of Our DARE App – The Hard Truths!
/in Blog/by Naomi LumThe reality was that our engagement did not skyrocket. Furthermore, many users of the app were one-and-done deals and people would stop using the app after learning DARE virtually or signing up with a community centre. The engagement on the app decreased. AEDs started being installed island-wide and the AED signages were so good that people didn’t need the app to show them the way.
In addition, importantly, the new personal data protection laws suggested we shouldn’t collect personal data on signing in. However this had been the mainstay of ensuring participants were serious about their learning. As the years past, circumstances changed. What was previously accepted, was not abhorred.
After a long period of deliberation, we decided to decommission the app.
What lies ahead? Stay tuned to our next post where we will share more with you!
Our 5 alternatives to using our DARE APP.
/in Article/by Naomi LumHere are the 5 alternatives to using our APP:
Stay tuned to the next post where will share with you on the hard truths about the DARE App.
Connecting With The Community – When the DARE APP started?
/in Blog/by Naomi LumIn the previous post, we shared with you the importance of the DARE Programme. In this second part, we will shared with you on when the DARE APP started.
The DARE App was first developed in 2018 and we commissioned a team to develop the DARE application, that was free to download on Android and IOS. It was our dream come true: Dare To Save A Life. It served to teach the community the basics of the DARE programme, to guide them to the nearest AED on the map, and allowed them to book for classes at community centres. Often, we shared updates from international news and local blogs about the community of bystander life-savers.
The DARE APP was well received that the team was invited to present our digital journey at international conferences such as the United Nations Economic and Social Commission of Asia Pacific headquarters.
So things worked out well in the first month. We had tens of thousands of people who downloaded the app, trying out the quizzes, and signing up for mass training courses via the APP. However, we were wrong.
We didn’t have the drive as many engaging updates as we would’ve liked. And with the COVID pandemic, rendered mass training difficult.
Stay tuned to the next post, where we will learn more about the 5 Alternatives to using our APP.