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A ruling on a nurse’s recent fitness to practise assessment has driven conversation in healthcare communities. Resuscitation Council UK offers their insight on this topic. 

A recent study has shown that fewer people survive an in-hospital cardiac arrest during weekends and at night. 

Quality Standards for CPR and training in the acute care setting. Acute care refers to acute hospitals that provide inpatient and/or day-case medical and/or surgical care to adults, children or both.

Resuscitation Officer Nicki Rennison spoke to RCUK about how the James Cook University Hospital is facilitating Newborn Life Support courses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A selection of free publications to enhance your knowledge of resuscitation.

An outline of the obligations and responsibilities of those who attempt the resuscitation of anyone suffering a suspected sudden cardiac arrest.

Joint guidance on anticipatory decisions about whether or not to attempt resuscitation in a person when their heart stops or they stop breathing.  

A guide on how automated external defibrillators (AEDs) can be used anywhere, by anyone, to try to save the life of a person who has a cardiac arrest.

Guidance for care providers and resuscitation officers involved in the delivery of CPR, and for healthcare managers and moving-and-handling practitioners.