An ambulance driver found guilty of careless driving after an accident in which a motorcyclist was killed has launched an appeal at Bradford Crown Court

A police helicopter and tracker dogs were used to hunt a man who became abusive towards paramedics

The report detailed staff at the Welsh hospitals who are brink of apathy when it comes to dealing with data entry. Staff do not understand that when a screen saver is showing it does not mean that the data terminal is out of service

Close circuit television cameras are to be placed in four Welsh hospitals to help protect staff from violence and aggression. Latest figures for 2006-07 show that there were 8,466 incidents of violence against NHS staff, ranging from verbal abuse to serious physical assaults

A paramedic stripped to his underwear at Tesco in Addlestone – after the cashier refused to sell him alcohol

The partner of a man with severe breathing difficulties says she was disgusted after medical staff told him to pay for a taxi to transport him from Bishop Auckland General Hospital to Darlington for a potentially life-saving scan

The First Minister welcomed the news but critics pointed out that the figures included untrained volunteers who attend the scenes of medical emergencies

Road Rescue introduces new 2009 design at FDIC. New design offers improved safety, ease of movement to EMTs, and exceptional reliability

A health watchdog has warned that children under 16 should not be given a popular brand of mouth pain treatment

It is a very dangerous job without much back-up, paramedics are assaulted in the line of duty. Lawmakers are hoping to change all that with a new measure