Our 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines recommend introducing CPR education from a young age, but it’s vital to use age-appropriate resources when teaching such an important and sensitive topic. Our Defib Dani animation helps children learn about CPR and defibrillation in a fun, safe, and engaging way. Meet Defib Dani below! | Resuscitation Council UK

Our Resuscitation Guidelines ensure medical teams are aligned on best practices for all areas of resuscitation, including adult, paediatric, and newborn care. Are you up to date with the latest updates? 👉 resus.org.uk/guidelines2025 Hear more from our Vice President, Dr Joe Fawke. | Resuscitation Council UK

Learning how to recognise and respond to sudden cardiac arrest can save lives on the field of play. If you’re part of a medical team supporting athletes at a community or professional level, our Field of Play best practice guidelines provide clear, evidence-based guidance on how to respond to a cardiac emergency during or shortly after sport. ⚽️ resus.org.uk/field-of-play | Resuscitation Council UK

Implementing the 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines is about more than just knowing the updates - it’s about putting them into practice to make a real difference for patients. Join one of our RCUK courses or attend our November conference to learn how to implement the latest guidance: resusevents.vfairs.com | Resuscitation Council UK

Did you know? Alongside publishing our updated Resuscitation Guidelines, we’ve also revised all RCUK professional courses to ensure they align with the latest evidence and best practice. Dr Jasmeet Soar, Chair of our Advanced Life Support (ALS) subcommittee, explains what these updates mean for the ALS course and who in the healthcare community should be attending. | Resuscitation Council UK