The Trust, which employs more than 2,500 people, including an estimated 250 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees, has maintained its position from...
Category: North East Ambulance Service
New guide to help those in need communicate
North East patients in need of an ambulance are being given additional communication support thanks to the launch of a new guide. Every day, North...
North East Ambulance Service rated good by the CQC
England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals has rated NEAS as “Good” following a Care Quality Commission inspection of its services in October 2018. The...
MBE for Chief Executive
One of the North East’s leading figures in the NHS has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours. Yvonne Ormston, Chief Executive...
Public urged to think before they dial 999 over Christmas and New Year
Ambulance bosses are again appealing for people in the North East to use their emergency service wisely in the run up to one of...
Brave sisters rewarded for helping dad in an emergency
Sisters Sophia and Ella Robson have been rewarded for their bravery by the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) after calling 999 when their dad...
NEAS engagement about calling 999 is vital for children and young people
A youth group in Hartlepool has helped the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) develop a new set of schools resources to educate children and...
New learning disability zone is a communication breakthrough
A new online resource is now available on the Trust’s website, giving people the information in an easy read format that will help them to...
BE SAFE THIS HALLOWEEN AND BONFIRE NIGHT
- with Northumberland and Durham/Darlington statistics - Last year, North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) took 11 per cent more 999 calls than predicted on Halloween,...
Thank you for saving my life
A Durham grandfather whose life was saved by the swift actions of his wife and staff at North East Ambulance Service has been able...
