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Transforming West Midlands Ambulance Service
For many, the ambulance service is a ‘big yellow bus’ which arrives in your hour of need and takes you to hospital. That may...
Care Quality Commission publishes “A Fresh Start for the Regulation of Ambulance Services”
This week the Care Quality Commission (CQC) published A Fresh Start for the Regulation of Ambulance Services, outlining their priorities for improving how CQC monitors, inspects...
Award first for the NARU Education Centre
The Education Centre of the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU) has become the first ambulance organisation ever to win a prestigious Special Achievement Award at the...
CQC Inspection Reflects Improvement Programme Underway at EMAS
The CQC inspection report on EMAS is now available following the annual routine visit, which started on 29th January 2014 and lasted for two weeks....
‘GPs WITH AMBULANCE SCHEME’ REDUCING ADMISSIONS TO A&E
A scheme to support paramedics when they respond to 999 calls and reduce the number of patients being admitted to hospital, received praise at a national...
AACE CHAIR RECEIVES QUEEN’S AMBULANCE MEDAL AT INVESTITURE
AACE Chair and West Midlands Ambulance Service Chief Executive, Anthony Marsh, has been presented with a prestigious Queen’s Ambulance Service Medal (QAM) by The...
Third edition of JESIP News now available
Issue 3 of JESIP News is now available for download. Amongst other articles, this edition features an update on JESIP training figures; different viewpoints...
AACE Chair Anthony Marsh named in Top 50 NHS List
The “innovative and influential” chief executive of the East of England Ambulance Service has been hailed as one of the best NHS leaders by...
