Plans that will eventually see the full integration of the 999 and 111 services in the West Midlands (except Staffordshire) have taken an important...
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NEAS vehicles re-designed to help patients
44 ambulances and 43 Patient Transport Service vehicles have been adapted to make them more accessible to disabled people, including people with sight and...
SECAmb ambulances supporting Poppy Appeal
South East Coast Ambulance Service is showing its support for the British Legion’s Poppy Appeal by featuring a special design on its ambulances...
AACE invites abstract submissions to present at ALF 2020
Presentations need to relate to service delivery and/or leadership within ambulance services and/or the paramedic profession and should be evidence based, preferably based on...
North East Ambulance Service achieves Disability Confident ‘Leader’ status
Initiatives to encourage and support disabled people at NEAS include: Actively looking to attract and recruit disabled people, providing an inclusive and accessible recruitment...
AACE publishes Annual Report for 2018-19
Our latest annual report outlines key areas of work and engagement undertaken nationally via our director-led groups and locally at trust level in respect...
Take the time to prepare as the clocks turn back, urges SECAmb
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, the South East Coast Ambulance Service is asking...
LAS named most improved NHS Trust for their freedom to speak up culture
London Ambulance Service has been recognised as the most improved NHS Trust in England in the Freedom to Speak Up Index 2019 awards...
AACE joins Public Health England and the Centre for Ageing Better to make England the best place to grow old
AACE joins with over 60 high profile organisations in the UK’s health, housing, employment, research and voluntary sectors to launch a landmark shared vision...
Could you restart a heart?
This week, literally tens of thousands of people, mainly children, will learn how to restart a heart. Why is that important? Because, learning CPR...
Testing the multi-agency response to a major incident with WMAS
This will help us develop our capabilities even further so that we are as prepared as we can be for the future, whatever that...
A ‘Perfect Day’ for those in need of urgent and emergency care in north east London
LAS joined their health partners in north east London to embark on a ground-breaking event to reduce the number of people being taken unnecessarily...
