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25/03/2026

If you are reviewing your training programme this spring, it is also a good time to check your manikins.

Routine cleaning and simple component checks, including lungs, airways, face skins and feedback lights, help maintain hygiene and ensure reliable feedback during CPR training.

See our short step-by-step video to help guide you through the process.

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22/03/2026

Resuscitation guidance evolves, equipment improves, and expectations for CPR training continue to rise.

Restart is a monthly newsletter created for CPR instructors and training leads.

Each issue examines what is changing in resuscitation guidance, what instructors are experiencing in practice, and what it means for how training sessions are delivered.

If you want to stay informed and keep your training aligned with current practice, join the growing community of professionals receiving Restart each month.

Click the link below to sign up.

20/03/2026

It is fantastic to see schools helping young people learn life-saving skills.

Pupils at Thorns Primary School recently took part in a whole-school CPR training day delivered by Dudley Community First Responders. Children from Year 1 to Year 6 learned how to recognise cardiac arrest, call 999 and respond calmly in an emergency.

The school community also raised £200 to support their local first responders.

Teaching CPR in schools helps build confidence, equip young people with vital skills, and strengthen the communities around them.

Read more in the comments below.

16/03/2026

Advanced Life Support training should reflect the pressures and realities of clinical care.

Brayden ALS is designed to support complete ALS training, with realistic chest rise, airway management and feedback that helps teams understand whether performance is being performed correctly.

Explore the features via the link in the comments.

12/03/2026

If infant CPR skills can fade in as little as six months, are you training often enough?

Our latest blog explores how approaches such as low-dose, high-frequency refreshers, competency-based assessment, realistic simulation, and tools like the Brayden Baby can improve training outcomes and support long-term skill retention.

Strengthening infant resuscitation training helps give learners the best chance of responding correctly when every second counts.

Read more via the link in the comments.

08/03/2026

Immediate CPR can double or even triple survival chances after a cardiac arrest. Yet studies show women are less likely to receive CPR from a bystander.

Hesitation, uncertainty and misconceptions can all contribute to this gap, and it can cost lives.

This , we are supporting greater awareness, better CPR training and the confidence for everyone to act when every second counts.

05/03/2026

How sure are you that your students could perform effective CPR today, not just when they passed their course?

Research shows that resuscitation skills can decline within weeks or months without regular practice. So, a certificate on the wall doesn't always guarantee proficiency during an actual cardiac arrest.

Our latest blog discusses why infrequent BLS refreshers aren't sufficient and how consistent, low-intensity practice with clear feedback can help maintain skills over time.

Find the complete article via the link in the comments below.

02/03/2026

Why spend more when you don’t have to?

Brayden Junior Conversion Kits instantly transform your existing Brayden Adult manikins into guideline-compliant paediatric CPR trainers.

No extra manikins. No wasted budget. Just smarter use of the equipment you already own.

Learners still get real-time feedback on compression quality, building accurate, confident paediatric CPR skills that translate to real-world action.

Smarter training. Stronger skills. Better value and the power to help save young lives.

25/02/2026

Last week marked our inaugural post-COVID European Reseller Gathering, uniting partners from across Europe to reconnect and plan for the future.

We kicked off with an exciting go-kart race. Well done to Gavin Dolman, National Sales Manager at WEL Medical Limited, for winning first place! The evening unfolded at La Chapelle, featuring delicious cuisine, delightful company, and some well-deserved drinks.

The next day, we convened at the Talent Centre, Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg (ZOL) in Genk, where we presented Brayden ALS and the VivusCardio self-directed BLS platform. Our gratitude to Sylvain and his team for hosting us and sharing insights on utilising the Brayden Online BLS platform from a customer standpoint.

A remarkable few days centred on collaboration, innovation, and the future. Here's to 2027!

24/02/2026

Throughout February, we've been spotlighting the British Heart Foundation's Heart Month.

It's a great reminder that small steps, like mastering CPR or organising fundraisers with coworkers, can save lives.

Discover how you can participate and contribute to heart health through the link in the comments below.

23/02/2026

Meet VivusCardio Connect! A smarter way to deliver CPR training.

It lets trainees practise anytime, anywhere through self-directed learning, while trainers track performance, manage records, and handle certifications, all in one place.

📹 Watch the video to see how it works!

There’s now a more efficient way to deliver CPR training: VivusCardio Connect. VivusCardio Connect creates a self-directed learning environment, allowing tra...

18/02/2026

When an emergency happens, it’s easy to overestimate how prepared we are.

Infant cardiac arrest is exactly that kind of situation. Low frequency, high consequence, and unforgiving of hesitation.

That is why infant CPR training has to go beyond demonstration.

Learners need realistic practice, clear and objective feedback, and the confidence that what they’re doing is effective.

Brayden Baby is designed to support paediatric BLS, EPALS and EPILS training with real-time performance feedback that helps turn practice into competence.

Because when it matters most, confidence comes from knowing, not guessing.