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  1. Case Study: Charlotte - 'Cardiac arrests happen to patients, not to Nurses'

    On Boxing Day 2017, Charlotte’s world came crashing down when she suffered a cardiac arrest. Her incredible engineer husband performed eight minutes of CPR on Charlotte. This was the week of her 41st birthday, and she had no previous cardiac history. 

  2. Case Study: Asad - "From the football pitch to a coma in a matter of hours"

  3. Responder Wellbeing

    This online resource for all responders aims to provide an overview of responder wellbeing, de-stigmatise common experiences to encourage seeking help needed and highlight opportunities for individual responders, teams and leaders at all levels to improve responder wellbeing. 

  4. RCUK raise awareness of the urgent need for a rehabilitation plan for survivors of cardiac arrest at Westminster event

  5. RCUK selects UK team to compete in the European Resuscitation Council Congress 2023 CPR competition

  6. Where in the UK has adopted the ReSPECT process?

  7. RCUK Parliamentary Briefing: Public Access to Defibrillators 

  8. RCUK response to RCN’s findings on gendered construction of value within the nursing profession

    New findings show how gendered perceptions of nursing have impacted economic reward for those working in the field.

  9. Order your free baby and child CPR book

    … Order your free baby and child CPR book Would you know what to do … started with our step-by-step guide to baby and child CPR. Check for danger, then immediately follow these steps to give … they respond. If there's no response, shout for help and check for normal breathing.  2. Look and listen for signs of …

  10. Case Study: Dan - "CPR varies vastly between an adult and a baby"