AEDs and Naloxone emergency kit survey

In Fall 2024, the university is installing Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) and opioid emergency kits in high-traffic areas across campus. The kits are intended for emergency use and contain easy-to-follow instructions. AEDs and opioid emergency kits are life saving tools.

The purpose of this survey is to gather feedback and comments from our community to help inform future phases of this project.

More information about this project is available on the UVic AED and Naloxone website.

For a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 first and include your building and room number.
In addition, call Campus Security at 250-721-7599. They can respond quickly and direct ambulance and fire crews to your location.

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* 1. What is your relationship to UVic?

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* 2. Do you know how to call for help in an emergency at UVic?

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* 3. In what buildings, spaces, or areas of campus would you expect to find AEDs and/or Naloxone?

A future phase of this project will explore training for AEDs and Naloxone. We want to know your current level of understanding and what further training you would find beneficial.

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* 4. Do you know how to use an AED in an emergency?

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* 5. Do you know how to use Naloxone in an emergency?

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* 6. What kind of emergency or safety training are you interested in attending?

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* 7. Please share any other comments you have below:

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