Best Practice in Nursing Newspaper Issue 1 | Page 23

BRITISH RED CROSS
Anna Bishop, Training Product Manager at
the Red Cross will be demonstrating vital
techniques in CPR and anaphylaxis through
a 40 minute theory session, held three times
over the two day show. Through group
sessions with a team of experienced Red Cross
first aid trainers, delegates will then be able
to recognise the harmful allergen triggers and
symptoms and provide appropriate treatment.
With the release of new Resuscitation Council
(UK) guidelines on 15th October 2015, the
Best Practice in Nursing event is the perfect
opportunity for nurses operating in general
practice and in the community to check they
are up to date with current practice for CPR
and anaphylactic shock.

Angela Morrison, national training manager for
the British Red Cross, commented:
“First aid training can and does save lives and
we know that face to face delivery is one of the
most effective ways to learn these skills.
We are delighted that the Red Cross is working
in partnership with Best Practice in Nursing
to help maintain the highest standards of
professional nursing care.”
With more than 30 years of experience the
Red Cross is renowned for providing worldclass first aid training which is available across
the UK Our unique experience means our
practical and interactive courses teach the
essential skills and provide confiden