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

While anaphylaxis is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction, being able to quickly identify and treat it helps save lives. Introducing our newest e-learning course, Anaphylaxis essentials! This course provides in-depth knowledge on the pathophysiology, treatment, and management of anaphylaxis, we’ve developed this course to help healthcare professionals identify and treat patients early, giving them their best chances of survival. Learn more about the course: www.resus.org.uk/training-

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 | Resuscitation Council UK

We’re emphasising the importance of correct defibrillator pad placement in our 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or member of the public, this information matters when it comes to giving someone in cardiac arrest the best chance of survival. Watch the video to learn more or visit resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines to read the Guidelines in full. | Resuscitation Council UK

Whether you are a healthcare professional, first aid trainer, or community first responder, staying informed about changes to basic life support is essential to delivering and teaching evidence-based care. Dr Jessica Rogers breaks down the key updates you should know. | Resuscitation Council UK

Anyone who is trained in basic life support (BLS) can become an instructor to share lifesaving skills in their community. Our Basic Life Support Instructor (BLSi) course provides instructors with the resources, evidence and skills to plan training sessions to serve learners from a variety of backgrounds and learning needs. Learn more: www.resus.org.uk/BLSi | Resuscitation Council UK

We want everyone in the UK to learn CPR right now - because even during the COVID-19 pandemic, you might need to help a person in cardiac arrest. https://youtu.be/DyEmHrC0xH0 | Resuscitation Council UK