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

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

Our Resuscitation Guidelines aren’t just for healthcare professionals - they’re for everyone. Whether you’re a community leader, first aider, or member of the public, the guidelines help ensure you understand best practice for resuscitation in your setting. So how do we make them inclusive and accessible for all? Our Clinical Leads explain below. ⬇️ Read the new 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines on our website: resus.org.uk/2025-guidelines | 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

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

1.7K views · 11 reactions | Our expert-written Guidelines highlight what best practice in resuscitation looks like for all age groups. Watch our short video to learn more about Guidelines 2021, and head to our website to read the full Guidelines: https://bit.ly/3hEydET | Resuscitation Council UK | Facebook