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Emergencies happen. On ordinary days, life can change in the beat of a heartbeat, and teams working in Primary Care setting such as General Practices, Dental Surgeries and Pharmacies can find themselves in a life threatening emergency.

The Resuscitation Council UK state that:

  • All healthcare professionals who work in the community may be required to resuscitate a victim of cardiopulmonary arrest.
  • All members of the Primary Health Care Team who have contact with patients should be trained and equipped, to a level appropriate for their expected role, to resuscitate patients who suffer cardiopulmonary arrest in the community.
  • The minimum standard should be proficiency in Basic Life Support

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