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  1. Case Study: Zehra - "The feeling of helplessness was so painful"

  2. Statement: Survival rates soar in Scotland – and it could be down to an increase in bystander CPR

    Almost two thirds of people who suffered a cardiac arrest in Scotland in 2018/19 received bystander CPR – and more people survived.

  3. Restart a Heart 2019 campaign sees over 291,000 people trained in life-saving CPR

    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.

  4. Statement on End-Tidal CO2 Monitoring – ‘No trace, wrong place’

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

  5. Equality and Diversity Monitoring

  6. Case Study: Amirah - "Doing something is better than doing nothing at all"

    … Lifesavers project seeks to tackle the apparent lack of BLS education in communities through an annual delivery of BLS teaching by trained volunteers in mosques and community … life support; it is basic for a reason! Anyone can learn BLS, it doesn’t matter if you’re 8 or 80. It doesn’t matter …

  7. Professor Gavin Perkins, Vice President of Resuscitation Council UK responds to new CellAED personal defibrillator technology

    … cardiac arrest due to a heart rhythm disturbance known as ventricular fibrillation or pulseless ventricular tachycardia.   The likelihood that attempted …

  8. RCUK’s response to research stating women are less likely than men to be resuscitated and survive a cardiac arrest

    Research published in the European Heart Journal indicates that women are less likely to receive bystander CPR, reducing their survival rates.

  9. A statement on anaphylactic guidelines

    Following a recent coroner’s report, Resuscitation Council UK comments on their guidance on anaphylaxis for healthcare professionals.

  10. Quality Standards: Acute care equipment and drug lists

    Adult and paediatric equipment and drug lists for use in an acute setting.