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Adult and paediatric BLS training for GP practices in London

Practical Basic Life Support, AED and anaphylaxis training delivered at your GP practice. The session is adapted to your patient group, staff roles, rooms and emergency equipment.

Course content

What your team will practise

  • Recognising collapse, abnormal breathing and the deteriorating patient
  • High-quality adult, child and infant CPR
  • Safe, prompt AED use, including paediatric considerations
  • Adult and paediatric choking management and the recovery position
  • Recognising anaphylaxis and starting emergency management within local policy
  • Clear team roles, the 999 call and a structured clinical handover

Relevant to your workplace

Primary-care scenarios, not a generic classroom course.

Doctors, nurses, healthcare assistants, reception staff and practice managers all have a part to play in an emergency. Training together allows the team to rehearse who calls for help, who brings the equipment and how care continues until the ambulance arrives.

Where appropriate, the instructor can work with your own AED and emergency equipment and run scenarios in the rooms where an incident could occur. If you have a recent concern or a particular learning need, it can be discussed before the session.

Experienced, clinically current instructors

Every ACE instructor has at least 10 years’ paramedic experience and holds a valid Advanced Life Support certificate.

Meet the ACE team

Standards and guidance

Current guidance, applied in practice.

Course content draws on current Resuscitation Council UK principles and is designed to support CQC expectations for emergency readiness and regular staff training. It complements, rather than replaces, your practice risk assessment, policies and clinical governance.

Before you book

Common questions

Can clinical and non-clinical staff train together?+

Yes. A combined session helps everyone understand their role, from recognising a problem and calling 999 to collecting equipment and supporting the clinical response.

Can the session cover our own emergency equipment?+

Where appropriate, yes. Using familiar equipment can build confidence and reveal practical issues with access, layout or team roles before a real emergency.

Will delegates receive a certificate?+

Yes. Completion evidence can be provided for your practice training records. The course scope and certificate wording are confirmed when you book.

Plan your session

Tell us about your practice and team.

We will discuss the right course content, timing and format for your staff.