Cooperate with community organizations: Establish cooperative relationships with various community organizations such as community committees, property management, senior universities, schools, etc., and incorporate ACLS first aid knowledge into their daily education or activity plans.

Utilize public places: Hold free first aid knowledge lectures and practical training courses in community centers, parks, libraries, fitness venues and other public places. At the same time, first aid information boards or electronic screens can be set up to scroll ACLS operation videos in these places.

Allied medical institutions: Invite hospital emergency doctors, nurses or professionals from the Red Cross to conduct training in the community, making full use of their professional knowledge and experience for teaching guidance.

Establish a first-aid volunteer team: Encourage and organize community residents to participate in first-aid training, form a community first-aid volunteer team, conduct regular refresher training, and conduct first-aid drills in the community to improve the emergency response capabilities of the entire community.

Raise funds to purchase equipment: Purchase necessary first aid equipment such as AED through community fundraising, applying for government support, etc., and ensure that they are reasonably distributed in key locations in the community.

Innovative publicity methods: Through the production of brochures, posters, short videos and other forms of publicity materials, combined with online and offline communication channels, more community residents can understand and pay attention to the importance of ACLS.

Establish a long-term learning mechanism: Institutionalize and normalize the work of popularizing ACLS knowledge, such as setting up fixed learning days or first aid weeks, and regularly updating and reviewing first aid knowledge for community residents.