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  1. Basic Life Support to reach communities and organisations across the UK

    … has created the innovative Basic Life Support Instructor course (BLSi), which provides a firm foundation for the delivery of … fearful that they weren’t trained enough to perform CPR. BLSi is aimed at those who are already trained in delivering …

  2. Department for Education announces rollout of defibrillators to all state schools

  3. Basic Life Support Instructor Course (BLSi)

    … Basic Life Support Instructor Course (BLSi) Why choose BLSi?  With 80% of out-of-hospital … cardiac arrests happening at home, it is crucial that BLS Instructors receive appropriate training to teach … (BLSi) to provide a national standard for the delivery of BLS training. If you are trained in BLS and keen to share …

  4. North Wales Dragons wear Chain of Survival on their sleeves

    In a bid to increase awareness of CPR and the chain of survival, North Wales Dragons have added the chain of survival to their football kits.

  5. Lifesaver VR nominated for 2017 Children’s Learning BAFTA Award

    Lifesaver VR has been given a BAFTA nod. The app is an interactive CPR training tool, offering practical skills as part of an engaging VR game.

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  7. CPQR symbol that could save many lives reaches communities in Warwickshire

    Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) is on a mission to give everyone across the UK the CPR skills to save a life. They have created the “CPQR code” a heart shaped QR code that directs people to a short video on how to do CPR.

  8. CPQR symbol that could save many lives reaches communities in Nottinghamshire

  9. Publication: Presence of family members at the clinical emergency of children and babies

    This guide provides information for healthcare professionals to enable the presence and support of a child’s family in hospital clinical emergencies.

  10. Resuscitation Council UK attends parliamentary evidence session on Cardiac Arrest Survivorship

    On Wednesday 22nd February, the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) was pleased to attend a parliamentary evidence session on Cardiac Arrest Survivorship, hosted by the APPG on Defibrillators.