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We are offering not only face-to-face but also hybrid and live broadcast options which you can request as a private group, or join onto a public session
\nPlease click here<\/a> to book onto a scheduled course or register interest for future courses<\/span><\/p>\n

Upcoming Courses
\n<\/strong><\/span>14 March 2026<\/strong>: Crowborough CFR Unit, Millbrook Industrial Estate, Crowborough (10:30am)<\/p>\n

‘CALL PUSH RESCUE’ based on the acronym CPR, which technically stands for Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, is what you can do in the event of the ultimate medical emergency, where someone collapses as a result of sudden cardiac arrest – effectively the heart stops instantly without warning. Without early intervention, the chances of survival are reduced<\/p>\n

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Having the skills and knowledge to perform CPR can literally mean the difference between life and death. The video below is a survivor story, where Richard explains how he found his wife in cardiac arrest. With the combined efforts of Richard, a Crowborough CFR who was first on scene following the 999 call and Paramedics, the life of Richard’s wife Bridget was saved<\/p>\n

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