Resus Council Courses

The Resuscitation Council Courses are an essential component of any medical practitioner’s training and development. They are designed to provide medical professionals with the latest evidence-based resuscitation techniques and knowledge, teach new hands-on skills, and support upskilling in highly technical areas. The courses cover a range of topics including: • Basic life support - focusing on one-rescuer and two-rescuer adult and pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) • Advanced life support - focusing on the management of adult and pediatric cardiac arrest scenarios • Neonatal resuscitation - an in-depth training in neonatal resuscitation • Defibrillator operations and maintenance - enabling participants to competently use and maintain a range of automated external defibrillation (AED) devices. • Conscious and unconscious casualty management - including the recovery position, patient stabilization, and bleeding control • Acute medical emergencies - covering the management of a range of medical emergencies, including diabetic emergencies, anaphylaxis and sepsis • Airway management - including the advanced skills involved in tracheal intubation and supraglottic airway devices Content for these courses is regularly reviewed, ensuring that participants learn the most up-to-date clinical guidelines and best practice resuscitation. The Resuscitation Council UK also offers a range of additional courses to complement their core curricula, including topics such as medical ethics, preparedness, medical devices, and advanced strategies in clinical resuscitation. Courses can be delivered in various formats, depending on the needs and requirements of the individual medical practitioner or organization. For more information on the Resuscitation Council Courses and the range of topics covered, please visit the organization's official website.