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Welcome		New Guideline Search, here!
Visitors to our website can now read and print the ARC Guidelines. In the interest of public awareness, Council has made the decision to make the guidelines freely available. Click here to access ARC Guidelines
	The new ARC Guidelines are now available! Click here to view:	Press Release Click here to view
	Summary of BLS changes:- Click here to view	Summary of ALS changes:- Click here to view
	Summary of Neonatal Life Support Changes Click here to view	Summary of Paediatric changes:- Click here to view
	"NEW" ARC GUIDELINES - ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES (ACS) - Section 14 Released in February 2011 Click here to view.
Subscribers please click on Subscribers Only Link and login using your access details. This will gain you access to the ARC Guidelines and the extensive document library.
NEW!!! ARC Guidelines App for iPads & iPhones (Safari, Chrome, Android)
Please follow this link to open the App When the App has opened, tap on the ‘Page Options’ button. (The page with an arrow coming off it) and then select “Add to Home Screen”. You may then customise the App name if you like or just click the blue ‘Add’ button in the top right. A ‘white’ ARC icon will now appear on your home screen giving you quick and direct access.
For further information please contact: Mrs Carol Carey at the ARC National Office. arc@surgeons.org
The Australian Resuscitation Council is a voluntary co-ordinating body which represents all major groups involved in the teaching and practice of resuscitation.		It is sponsored by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.

The Australian Resuscitation Council produces Guidelines to meet its objectives in fostering uniformity and simplicity in resuscitation techniques and terminology. Guidelines are produced after consideration of all available scientific and published material and are only issued after acceptance by all member organisations. This does not imply, however, that methods other then those recommended are ineffective.

It is the policy of the Australian Resuscitation Council to respect the autonomy of member organisations.

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