NHS ambulance workers who have been attacked while on duty are leading the second phase of a high-profile national campaign to promote respect across...
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Armed Forces Week highlights the work of the various armed forces networks within UK ambulance services
Armed Forces Week in June 2024 provided the perfect opportunity to highlight the work of the various armed forces networks within UK ambulance services,...
How ambulance volunteers are playing their part
As we progress to the next stage of the national volunteering strategy, we take a moment to reflect on the importance of volunteers and...
An invitation to join the AACE Ambulance Leadership Forum (ALF)
The ALF 2024 takes place on Tuesday 8th October 2024 and it is online. We look forward to welcoming as many ambulance trust staff...
Senior NHS manager to jump 13,500ft for patients across the south west
Jane Whichello, Head of Volunteering at the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT), is doing a skydive to help raise funds to...
No place for predatory sexual behaviour within NHS ambulance services
Following today’s report on Sky News detailing three female paramedics’ experiences of sexual harassment and misogyny in their places of work, AACE has underlined...
South Western Ambulance Service is the first ambulance service in the UK to introduce virtual reality to train incident commanders
Commanders use information, intelligence, risk assessments, plans, and procedures to assess an incident, to enable them and the wider Trust to develop the strategy...
IT working but delays possible after outage, says NHS
Health service IT systems are back online following Friday’s global outage, according to NHS England. However, it has warned that there may still be...
LAS’ Chief Executive statement as 999 calls increase by 60%
Daniel Elkeles, Chief Executive of London Ambulance Service, said: “We are still facing huge pressure on our services after the global IT outage and...
CPR/AED Sessions with the NIAS Community Resuscitation Team
This week the Community Resuscitation Team has been busy running CPR/AED awareness sessions in NIAS HQ. The sessions were available for any non-clinical NIAS...
It might look cool – but be aware of the dangers of water, urges WMAS
As temperatures rise and people flock to lakes, rivers and beaches, the risk of water-related incidents increases significantly. West Midlands Ambulance Service are urging...
SECAmb announce new Clinical Lead for Learning Disability and Neurodiversity
Ema-Mae West, who started with the Trust on 1 May 2024, has joined on a secondment from Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), where she...