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… To find out what your local ambulance service is doing for Restart a Heart, click ‘Ambulance Contacts’ below. … Nature Park, Astley Lane, West Yorkshire, LS26 8AL Phoenix Emergency First Response 09:00-17:00, Thursday 16 October … Umbrella Community Centre, Oxford Street, Whitstable, CT5 1DD Community Lifesavers 14:00, Friday 17 October 2025 …

Information about how to perform lifesaving CPR on a person in cardiac arrest.

… tell you what to do 4. Look and listen for signs of normal breathing  Open the baby's airway by lifting the chin with … the rise and fall of their chest, and listen for normal breathing by putting your ear close to the baby's mouth. Do … tell you what to do 4. Look and listen for signs of normal breathing  Open the child's airway by lifting the chin with …

Join RCUK this October by learning how to restart a heart with essential CPR skills.

Publications, resources and statements on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Our vision lays out four key goals that we are determined to achieve in partnership across the resuscitation community and with other key stakeholders.

… Public consultation: Paediatric Quick Reference Handbook (PQRH) Resuscitation … and children to review and provide feedback on the  draft Paediatric Quick Reference Handbook (PQRH) , developed by the … of the deteriorating child, including the management of paediatric cardiac arrest. It is intended as a practical …

Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) play a vital role in improving survival from out‑of‑hospital cardiac arrest, where immediate CPR and rapid defibrillation are essential. Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) has published a new policy briefing exploring the role of AEDs in vehicles and setting out our current position.