Sweden follows the Netherlands's BuurtAED (NeighborhoodAED) example

Following the Dutch example, the idea of the BuurtAED is now also being rolled out in Sweden.
Collecting money together with the neighbors for a heart-safe neighborhood.
With an intricate coverage of over 25,000 registered AEDs, the chance of survival has increased by up to 25%.
This makes the Netherlands the most heart-safe country in the world

Sweden currently has too few AEDs available.
Only 4% (630) of all registered AEDs are located in residential areas, while 70% of cardiac arrests occur at home.

That's why the Swedish Heart Lung Foundation, together with Philips and a health insurer, will work to increase the chance of survival in Sweden as well.