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  1. 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.

  2. A statement on anaphylactic guidelines

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

  3. Instructor Day Programme 2024

  4. Instructor Day 2024

  5. New data reveals decrease in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates in England

    Recent findings from the Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Outcomes Registry, funded by Resuscitation Council UK and British Heart Foundation, reveal a decrease in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates in England. 

  6. RCUK Instructor Day returns for 2024

  7. RCUK launches new annual Excellence in Resuscitation Awards

  8. Resuscitation Council UK responds to ‘End of life care: improving ‘do not attempt CPR’ conversations for everyone' report

  9. Instructor Day: Meet your speakers

    … about which he is presenting an update at this event.      Michael Bradfield – Director of Clinical and Service Development, Resuscitation Council UK Michael Bradfield joined Resuscitation Council in 2023. Michael’s team has responsibility for a broad range of …

  10. National Cardiac Arrest Audit (NCAA) publishes ‘Public Report 2022-23’

    … Cardiac Arrest Audit (NCAA) publishes ‘Public Report 2022-23’ Today the National Cardiac Arrest Audit (NCAA) launches its 'Public Report 2022-23'. Read the NCAA report here NCAA , created in 2009, … team (or equivalent).” This is referred to as a “team visit”.  The NCAA team works with hospitals to ensure the …