You've probably seen defibs in train stations and workplaces - but do you know how to use one? They're fully automated and very easy to use - and most importantly, you cannot hurt someone with one. Defibs save lives - watch and share this video to ensure everyone has the confidence to use them. | St John Ambulance

In the movies, you often see the patient jump out of their skin when a defib is applied to their chest. This is a total dramatisation! It's not how defibs work, so we've put together this handy tutorial to show you how easy (and safe) it is to use a defibrillator. | St John WA

Defibs don't always look like the ones you see on TV. Portable defibs weigh about the same as a laptop and are shockingly easy t o use – with voice prompts that guide you through each step, anyone can and should feel confident using one. Click to learn more. | St John First Aid

When using a defib, ensure the pads are placed directly on dry skin with clothing cleared from the area. The device will have visual guides to help with placement. | Resuscitation Council UK

With summer break in full swing, it’s easy for kids' screen time to add up. Turn that time into something valuable with our animated friend, Defib Dani! This quick and engaging video teaches the essential steps of using a defib, making it a fun and educational way to spend screen time. | Resuscitation Council UK

Would you know how to use a defibrillator ? A map of all the ones in the UK is being created by the NHS and British Heart Foundation and here Helen explains how they work. #CPR #defibrillator | BBC Lifestyle & Health News