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IT working but delays possible after outage, says NHS
Health service IT systems are back online following Friday’s global outage, according to NHS England. However, it has warned that there may still be...
LAS’ Chief Executive statement as 999 calls increase by 60%
Daniel Elkeles, Chief Executive of London Ambulance Service, said: “We are still facing huge pressure on our services after the global IT outage and...
CPR/AED Sessions with the NIAS Community Resuscitation Team
This week the Community Resuscitation Team has been busy running CPR/AED awareness sessions in NIAS HQ. The sessions were available for any non-clinical NIAS...
It might look cool – but be aware of the dangers of water, urges WMAS
As temperatures rise and people flock to lakes, rivers and beaches, the risk of water-related incidents increases significantly. West Midlands Ambulance Service are urging...
SECAmb announce new Clinical Lead for Learning Disability and Neurodiversity
Ema-Mae West, who started with the Trust on 1 May 2024, has joined on a secondment from Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), where she...
More than 1,000 participants help improve future care at WMAS
Jamie Arrowsmith – Tuesday 16th July 2024 – 10am. West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) has enrolled 1,090 participants to research studies during the last...
SECAmb announces appointment to new Chief Paramedic Officer role
Experienced paramedic, Jaqualine Lindridge, will take up the board-level position in the autumn, following an extensive recruitment process...
Former Premier League Footballer says there’s no substitute for learning CPR
Former Premier League footballer Iain Dowie is backing NWAS' campaign to get more people to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) after he survived a near-fatal...
