The 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines are about more than updates - they’re about putting best practice into action to improve patient outcomes.

Join one of our RCUK courses or attend our November conference to learn how to implement the latest guidance: resusevents.vfairs.com

Our Resuscitation Guidelines aren’t just for healthcare professionals - they’re for everyone.

From first aiders to community leaders, they help ensure best practice for every setting. Our Clinical Leads explain how we make them inclusive and accessible ⬇️

Learn more: resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines

The 2025 Newborn life support guidelines have some key changes in terms of the assessment of babies. Our Clinical Lead, Ellie, breaks down what’s new and why these changes matter.

Read the 2025 Newborn life support guidelines in full on our website: resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines

Did you know resuscitation is one of the few subspecialties where the guidelines are reviewed every 5 years?

Our Clinical Leads, Isabelle and Ellie, explain why ⬇️

Read the new 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines on our website: resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines

The 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines emphasise the importance of correct defibrillator pad placement - a simple step that gives someone in cardiac arrest the best chance of survival.

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🔗 Read the full Guidelines at resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines

This #RestartAHeart month, we’re encouraging everyone to understand their role in the chain of survival. Even if you’re unable to perform CPR, you can still make a difference by calling 999, fetching a defibrillator, or guiding someone else through CPR.

Every action counts. What role will you play?

No matter your physical abilities, you can still play a vital role and help improve someone's chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.

This #RestartAHeart month we're highlighting every role in saving a life: resus.org.uk/rsah

Our Restart a Heart ambassador, Mark Ormrod MBE, is helping us spread an important message this October: even if you are unable to do CPR due to physical limitations, you still have the power to make a difference.

Find your place in the chain of survival this #RestartAHeart month: resus.org.uk/rsah

This #RestartAHeart month, we’ve teamed up with Mark Ormrod MBE and Amputation Foundation to share an important message: Even if you’re unable to perform CPR due to physical limitations, you can still play a vital role in the chain of survival.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4n6MiJk