*NEW DATE* CHILDRENS LIFE SUPPORT COURSE

"Resus Andy - Life Support Tuition is an independent resuscitation training company that offers high-quality and evidence-based courses for anyone who wants to learn how to save lives. Whether you are a health professional, a student, or a member of thepublic, you will benefit from the expertise and passion of Andy Winter, the founder and lead instructor of Resus Andy.

Andy Winter is not only a qualified registered children’s nurse with 18 years of clinical experience in children’s emergency nursing and resuscitation training but also an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of health simulation. He has workedat prestigious teaching hospitals in London and Northamptonshire and is currently an assistant professor and course director at Coventry University, where he leads the MSc in Health Simulation programme. He is also pursuing a PhD on the topic of breaking badnews, and how simulation can help improve the skills and confidence of clinicians in this challenging area.

Andy is certified by the Resuscitation Council (UK) to teach a range of courses, including Advanced Life Support, European Paediatric Life Support, Newborn Life Support, Immediate Life Support, and Paediatric Immediate Life Support. He is also able to tailorthe courses to suit the needs and preferences of his clients, using innovative and engaging methods of simulation.

Andy’s passion for teaching is evident in everything he does. He believes that resuscitation training is not only a professional duty but also a personal empowerment. He aims to equip his clients with the knowledge, skills, and attitude to handle any life-threatening situation with confidence and competence. With Resus Andy, you will not only learn how to save lives but also how to make a difference.

Andy’s Mission Statement

“I do not intend to make you a mini-nurse or doctor. I aim to make you better at what you already are - caring and conscientious individuals better equipped to face life’s uncertainties.”

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