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SECAmb celebrates diversity with largest ever turnout for Pride
A huge turnout from South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) staff, volunteers and representatives from other ambulance services nationally, saw record numbers walk for...
Take action to stay safe as temperatures and demand remain high
South East Coast Ambulance Service is one of many Ambulance Trusts urging people to take appropriate measures to stay safe in the sun...
Professor Malcolm Woollard
The team at the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives wish to extend their sympathies at the passing of Professor Malcolm Woollard FCPara...
AACE welcomes findings of Paramedic 2 study into Adrenaline use among patients in cardiac arrest
The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives has welcomed the findings of a landmark study that looked at the effect of Adrenaline on patients who...
Help improve Ambulance Services by joining the #ProjectA Ideas Platform
#ProjectA (for ambulance) is a year-long programme of work to improve NHS ambulance services using feedback, ideas and innovations directly from ambulance staff nationwide...
Football fans urged to support the Ambulance Services this week
The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) is urging England fans to make a special effort to support the NHS ambulance service during the...
Guest Blog: Harnessing the Power of Front-Line Ambulance Staff – Reflections on the Launch of #ProjectA
Ian Baines, Transformation Consultant at NHS Horizons, reflects on an intense and rewarding kick-off for the ambulance service's #ProjectA...
SECAmb offers hot weather advice as high temperatures forecast
With the region basking in sunshine and temperatures forecast to increase further, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is urging people to be sensible...
Understanding variation in ambulance service non-conveyance rates: a mixed methods study
Report into findings of VAN Study now published...
