Ambulance no-go zones
July 6th, 2009 by Editor | No Comments
It goes without saying that attacks on emergency service personnel going about their business are entirely unacceptable
July 6th, 2009 by Editor | No Comments
It goes without saying that attacks on emergency service personnel going about their business are entirely unacceptable
July 6th, 2009 by Editor | No Comments
SCAS are using a ‘split crew’ system in which only one worker stays with the patient so their crew mate can team up with another ambulance and reduce the number of vehicles queuing outside the hospital
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Nearly half of England’s ambulance trusts are taking too long to respond to life-threatening emergencies
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Morale is rock bottom with paramedics saying they are bullied, harassed or discriminated against more than other NHS employees
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Two paramedics have been disciplined after they pronounced a young Norfolk road crash victim dead and covered him with a tarpaulin – only for a police officer to discover he was still alive
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An MSP was shocked to find crews have “no duty to turn up within any particular timeframe”
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A man praised paramedics for saving his life after they spotted his heart was failing
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Two paramedics and a pensioner required hospital treatment after a blaze at a property in Norfolk
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A grandfather was left dying in his home while a paramedic waited outside for 16 minutes as he carried out a health and safety assessment
July 6th, 2009 by Editor | No Comments
Frontline ambulance cover in Northern Ireland could be cut by 70,000 hours under new plan