Michael Evans had a cardiac arrest in the back of an ambulance while being transported to James Cook University Hospital. Initially Michael went to...
Category: North East Ambulance Service
Designing ambulances for the future
A group of 14 people came together recently with the services fleet and operations teams to look at the needs of different patient groups...
Governor Elections 2019
We are looking to fill the following vacant seats: 2 Public Governors for Teesside 3 Public Governors for North of Tyne 1 Staff Governor for the Emergency...
Emergency services win national award for terror training exercise
Northumbria Police, Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (TWFRS) and North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) were recognised last week at the Counter Terror...
Quality priorities 2019/20
We will identify three quality improvement commitments which are focused on patient safety, clinical effectiveness & patient experience. The Quality Priorities we identified in 2018/19...
NEAS one of several ambulance trusts celebrating International Women’s Day
To mark International Women's Day, NEAS are celebrating the achievements of some of our female members of staff. We asked all staff to share stories...
2018 staff survey
NEAS is the top-rated ambulance service in England for promoting a safety culture; promoting health and wellbeing for staff; and for morale and staff...
Ambulance service launches campaign to mend broken hearts
Getting a defibrillator to patients earlier could mean that more people survive a cardiac arrest. In a bid to increase the number of defibrillators in...
Reunion with life-savers
An 81 year-old Ashington man has been re-united with the nurse and ambulance crews who saved his life. John Young collapsed in Newcastle City Centre...
Public reminded to use 999 and emergency department services wisely
The NHS is urging people to use 999 and Emergency Departments (A&E) wisely as the region’s emergency services report an increase in pressure. With increasing...
