Dr James Cant CEO outlines what’s in store for Resuscitation Council UK in the coming years.

Record numbers were trained during Restart a Heart 2019, when charities and ambulance services came together to teach the public skills that could save lives.

An important update for health professionals who require clarity on end-tidal CO₂ monitoring

A new study by Resuscitation Council UK and St John Ambulance shows that people who haven’t had CPR training are less likely to help someone who’s collapsed, highlighting the importance of training events such as Restart a Heart.

In honour of Restart a Heart 2019, six survivors, lifesavers and loved ones come together to share their story.

Members of Resuscitation Council UK’s team took part in a 2019 roundtable meeting to put CPR on the agenda.

A look at the NHS Long Term Plan, and how it impacts our work in resuscitation training, research and guidelines. 

Resuscitation Council UK welcomes a predicted downward trend in heart disease and reflects on the continued need for high quality resuscitation.

Resuscitation Council UK has offered feedback to the Welsh government on their 2022 curriculum proposal, asking for CPR education to become an integral part of learning in Wales.

Dr James Cant joins RCUK as CEO, bringing with him extensive experience and a drive to save more lives