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Important statements
AEDs in coded or locked cabinets
(A joint statement with the British Heart Foundation)
Safe and effective manual defibrillation
The training required to use an AED
Recommended standard sign for location of AEDs in public places
Guidance for AED manufacturers on voice prompts for AEDs
Statement on the use of AEDs
(Interim period until AED has been re-programmed)
Voice prompts on older AEDs
Responsibility of organisations and institutions to provide a defibrillator
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Other statements
Emergency use of buccal midazolam in dental practice
CPR and Pandemic H1N1 2009 influenza in healthcare settings
This statement is also available in downloadable PDF format
CPR and Pandemic H1N1 2009 Influenza algorithm
First aid advice on CPR and Pandemic H1N1 2009 influenza
This statement is also available in downloadable PDF format
Some clarifications regarding British Thoracic Society guidelines
for emergency oxygen use in adult patients
Requirements for resuscitation training and facilities
for cardiac rehabilitation programmes
Supplementary statement on AEDs and exercise
(A joint statement with the British Association for Cardiac Rehabilitation)
Statement on cardiac arrest or cardiovascular collapse
caused by local anaesthetic
Statement on compression-only CPR
(RC(UK) response to the American Heart Association statement on
Hands-Only (Compression-Only) CPR, published on 31 March 2008)
RC(UK) ALS course - or ALS "equivalent"?
Teaching paediatric life support to laypeople
Clarification on newborn guidelines
A statement on "Cough CPR"
"First Responder" and other terms, defined
Standardisation of the "Crash" Call number
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