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  1. Newborn Life Support Training

    Resuscitation Council UK's range of newborn courses, designed to support newborn resuscitation.

  2. Resuscitation in community sports: a national best practice guide

  3. Case Study: Alan - "Knowing that you were clinically dead for 8 minutes is hard to comprehend"

  4. Case Study: MacLean- "Looking back I realise what a frightening time it was"

    … regularly taking part in competitive coastal rowing with the Findhorn Coastal Rowing Club.  He had represented the club in national and international events, including the … believes that clearer communication and a structured pathway of care following cardiac arrest would have made a …

  5. New recertification course supports safer newborn care and workforce sustainability

    Healthcare professionals across the UK can now benefit from a streamlined approach to maintaining their neonatal resuscitation skills, with the launch of the Newborn Life Support Recertification (NLSr) course, which will be available this July.

  6. RCUK launches training that improves safety for babies born outside hospital

    The Out-of-Hospital Newborn Life Support (OH-NLS) course, developed by Resuscitation Council UK, equips clinicians with the skills needed to manage births in environments such as homes, ambulances and midwifery-led units.

  7. Case Study: Benjamin - "If you can set up an iPhone, you can use a defibrillator"

    When 17-year-old Benjamin Culff went to work on 13 August 2017, he wasn’t expecting to wake up in hospital. Were it not for the quick thinking of his work colleagues, he might not have woken up at all.

  8. Case Study: Tom - "Everyone should know how to give CPR"

    Through his experience, Tom Dodds has seen first-hand the difference that early intervention can make during a cardiac arrest. One thing has always been clear to him: when every second counts, having immediate access to a rescue-ready defibrillator can save a life.

  9. Case Study: Dave - "Defib Guardians play a vital role in helping keep communities safe"

    After the sudden death of his friend David “Macca” McNeaney from a cardiac arrest on New Year’s Eve 2020, community campaigner Dave Swarbrook was determined to create something positive in his memory.

  10. Lives at risk: RCUK launches Check Your Defib Week to tackle unprepared devices

    Resuscitation Council UK has launched Check Your Defib Week (15–21 June 2026), a UK-wide public health campaign calling on Guardians of defibrillators to ensure they are registered, checked and updated on The Circuit.