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Help us shape our Vision to 2030
RCUK is inviting the resuscitation and health and social care community, as well as people with lived experience of cardiac arrest or CPR decision making, to provide feedback on our Vision to 2030.
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RCUK welcome the appointment of new RCUK President Prof Andy Lockey
We’re pleased to announce that Prof Andy Lockey became President of Resuscitation Council UK today (2 December).
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Upcoming event: RCUK Annual General Meeting 2021
RCUK will host their virtual AGM on Thursday, 2 December. Find out who will be speaking, and how you can join us for the online event.
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RCUK welcomes analysis of public access defibrillators across England
RCUK is calling for a more evidence-based and coordinated approach to the placement of public access defibrillators (PADs) across the UK, and for their registration onto The Circuit, following analysis of current provision in England completed by the University of Warwick. The analysis found that public access defibrillators are disproportionately lacking in the most deprived areas of England, which are among the communities at the greatest risk of cardiac arrest.
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