AACE is delighted to celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day by shining a light on women of colour within the ambulance sector, four of...
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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2023 with the CAA Women in Ambulance Awards
In International Women's Day 2023, the Council of Ambulance Authorities' Women in Ambulance Awards recognise 54 women for their work and career progression and...
Ambulance strikes: Unite union suspends action in England
The Unite union suspends strikes in England to enter pay talks, following the Unison and GMB unions..
SCAS prepares for an escalation of industrial action
For the first time since the industrial action began in ambulance trusts, South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) will see members in...
NHS employee suicide: a postvention toolkit to help manage the impact and provide support
NHS Confederation - This toolkit was developed to help NHS organisations develop and implement a process to manage the impact of an employee suicide...
AACE welcomes latest national report highlighting how NHS pressures are seriously affecting the wellbeing of ambulance staff and leading to patient harm
AACE has welcomed the third interim briefing issued today by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) – ‘Harm caused by delays in transferring patients...
Brave-hearted paramedic honoured by the King
A paramedic who has dedicated his career to saving lives – including during the Westminster Bridge terror attack in 2017 – has been presented...
Can you go the extra mile and outrun an ambulance, asks SCAS?
South Central Ambulance Charity has launched its annual ‘Outrun an Ambulance’ fundraising challenge in collaboration with six other ambulance charities. It returns for a...
AACE welcomes recommendations of Freedom To Speak Up review of NHS Ambulance Services by National Guardian’s Office
"The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives welcomes this review, the greater insights it provides into the current workings of the Freedom to Speak Up...
Daniel Elkeles: The biggest barrier we have is thinking in silos
Daniel Elkeles. CEO at LAS, on why primary care is central to urgent and emergency care transformation, industrial action and the impact on long-term...
SECAmb publishes cardiac arrest report and urges public to learn to save a life
With more than three-quarters of all resuscitations attempts by South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) crews taking place in the home, this February Heart...
Open consultation: Minimum service levels in event of strike action: ambulance services
DHSC is seeking views on minimum service levels in England, Scotland and Wales during passage of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill to ensure...
