Innosonian Europe

31/10/2026

As October draws to a close, is CPR refresher training on your team’s calendar?

Make time for hands-on practice, constructive feedback and the opportunity to ask questions.

Wishing everyone celebrating a Happy Halloween from Innosonian Europe.

30/10/2026

What if more young people had the skills and confidence to respond to a cardiac arrest?

Essex & Herts Air Ambulance is helping make that possible through its CPR Smart™ program, which has now reached 120 schools across Essex and Hertfordshire.

The program teaches CPR and defibrillator skills to teachers and sixth-form students, who can then share their knowledge with others.

By introducing these lifesaving skills at school, the initiative is helping prepare more young people to respond in an emergency, while spreading CPR awareness throughout their communities.

It's an approach that could help make CPR training accessible to more people, both inside and outside the classroom.

Read more from Essex & Herts Air Ambulance

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28/10/2026

Advanced life support training requires more than practising individual skills. It requires bringing them together in realistic, measurable scenarios.

Brayden ALS supports healthcare professionals in developing and assessing key resuscitation skills, including high-quality CPR, airway management, defibrillation and ECG recognition.

With real-time feedback and objective performance data, instructors can provide targeted guidance while learners gain a clearer understanding of where they can improve.

Discover Brayden ALS 👇

26/10/2026

Could live video guidance help improve CPR during a cardiac arrest?

A new UK-first pilot from the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust is exploring how video calls can help paramedics guide members of the public through CPR and defibrillator use in real time.

By seeing what’s happening, paramedics can give more specific guidance on hand position, compression rate, and depth, helping callers deliver more effective CPR while they wait for emergency services to arrive.

While technology can provide additional support, knowing how to perform CPR and having the confidence to act remain essential.

Our latest blog explores what this development could mean for cardiac arrest care in the NHS and why high-quality CPR training remains essential.

Read the full article in the comments 👇

23/10/2026

Effective CPR training depends on more than practice alone. Learners need clear feedback, consistent assessment and opportunities to improve their technique.

At Innosonian, we focus on making CPR training more effective through intuitive manikin design, real-time performance feedback and connected training solutions.

From individual learners to large healthcare organisations, our Brayden manikin range and VivusCardio platform support instructors in delivering structured, measurable training.

Explore how our solutions can support your CPR training needs in the comments 👇

12/10/2026

What can 64 hours of continuous CPR teach us about being prepared to step in during an emergency?

Our partner Integra Medical recently brought people together in Oleśnica to perform continuous CPR on Brayden manikins, setting a Polish record for the longest CPR relay.

But the event was about more than setting a record. It highlighted why CPR skills need to be familiar, accessible and regularly practised, so more people feel confident to act when it matters.

In our latest blog, we explore what the relay can teach us about bystander CPR and why regular training matters.

Read the full article via the link in the comments.

09/10/2026

Congratulations to Mike Hardy, a Royal Air Force ED Nurse, who took the top spot in the CPR competition at the British Association for Immediate Care Pre-Hospital Care Conference! 👏

Mike demonstrated excellent CPR skills, earning himself a Brayden CPR manikin and an AED trainer!

We're delighted to celebrate his achievement and recognise the importance of CPR skills in emergency care.

A fantastic result, Mike!

08/10/2026

We're all set up at the British Association for Immediate Care Pre-Hospital Care Conference with our stand partner WEL Medical Limited! 🫀

Stop by our stand today or tomorrow to get hands-on with the Brayden CPR range and take part in our live CPR Challenge!

Think you've mastered your CPR technique? Put your skills to the test and see how you compare against other attendees.

🏆 Put your skills to the test against other attendees
📊 See how you perform with real-time CPR feedback
🎁 Compete for prizes and a place on the leaderboard

Come explore the Brayden range and put your CPR skills to the test. See you there!

05/10/2026

The quality of the learning experience is an important part of effective CPR training.

It’s great to hear how Brayden Manikins are viewed by professionals with extensive experience in resuscitation and emergency care.

Their insight helps us continue developing CPR training solutions that are engaging, intuitive and effective for learners of all ages.

Hear what Professor Andy Newton has to say about Brayden Manikins 👇

30/09/2026

Could changing how often clinicians rotate during CPR help maintain the quality of chest compressions?

Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust has shared research exploring the impact of fatigue during CPR and whether rotating the person performing chest compressions more frequently could help maintain compression quality during a cardiac arrest.

The findings highlight how quickly fatigue can affect CPR performance and raise important questions about whether more frequent rotations could support better outcomes for patients.

The research adds to our understanding of how resuscitation practice can continue to develop and improve patient care.

Read the full article from Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust in the comments 👇