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Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport
Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport

Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport

3rd Nov 2026
by Brian Carlin | Immediate Care Training

Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport SPoRTS Clinical Learning Point 001 | 3 November 2026 A Tragic Incident in Football Reports concerning a Tenerife...

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Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport
Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport

Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport

3rd Nov 2026
by Brian Carlin | Immediate Care Training

<h2 style="color:#c32026;">Commotio Cordis: When a Blow to the Chest Causes Cardiac Arrest in Sport</h2> <p><strong>SPoRTS Clinical Learning Point 001 | 3 November...

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Evidence & Clinical Updates — 23 October 2026
Evidence & Clinical Updates — 23 October 2026

Evidence & Clinical Updates — 23 October 2026

23rd Oct 2026
by Brian Carlin

A selection of recent research on resuscitation and anaphylaxis, with practical lessons for healthcare-professional training. CPR knowledge needs regular checking Hospital nurses’ knowledge...

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Research into Practice — September 2026 Evidence Round-up
Research into Practice — September 2026 Evidence Round-up

Research into Practice — September 2026 Evidence Round-up

23rd Oct 2026
by Brian Carlin

Five research summaries originally featured on our home page, covering studies published in September 2026 and their practical implications for training. 1. Making CPR training more realistic A...

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Nasal Adrenaline for Anaphylaxis: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?
Nasal Adrenaline for Anaphylaxis: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?

Nasal Adrenaline for Anaphylaxis: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?

4th Oct 2026
by Brian Carlin

A needle-free option for adrenaline The arrival of intranasal adrenaline represents an important development in the emergency treatment of anaphylaxis. EURneffy is a single-dose adrenaline nasal...

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Tick Bites and Alpha-gal Syndrome: The Potentially Life-Changing Meat Allergy
Tick Bites and Alpha-gal Syndrome: The Potentially Life-Changing Meat Allergy

Tick Bites and Alpha-gal Syndrome: The Potentially Life-Changing Meat Allergy

21st Jul 2026
by Immediate Care Training

Most people associate tick bites with Lyme disease, but there is another emerging condition that healthcare professionals should be aware of. Alpha-gal syndrome is a potentially life-changing...

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