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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
Health
Mia O'Hare

Nottinghamshire woman performs CPR on member of public on way home from first aid training course

A Nottinghamshire woman performed CPR on a member of the public while on her way home from an emergency first aid training course. Judita Oyaluade had just completed a seven-hour-long course with St John Ambulance in Mansfield, when she ended up performing chest compressions on a woman.

Judita, who is a positive behaviour practitioner at Lifeways, was walking to the bus station when she saw the woman in need of help. She said: “I noticed a lady sitting on the floor with another younger lady talking to her. At first, I wasn't sure what was happening or what was wrong, so I went to ask them if everything was OK."

An ambulance was called and Judita instructed the lady to adopt a recommended body position for someone who is experiencing chest pains. Judita added: "But the lady was refusing to comply, as she was in too much pain.

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