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Home > Newsletters > Daily Digest > How Node4 cuts risk reporting time from seven days to five minutes | West Midlands Police uses VR to train new recruits on violence against women
Daily Digest 24 July 2025

How Node4 cuts risk reporting time from seven days to five minutes | West Midlands Police uses VR to train new recruits on violence against women

24 July 2025Updated:24 July 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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How Node4 cuts risk reporting time from seven days to five minutes

Ahead of The Emergency Tech Show 2025, we spoke with Jo Atkinson, Blue Light Lead at Node4 to hear how they’re using digital tools to streamline back-office processes, empower frontline teams, and deliver real-world impact across policing, fire and the NHS. Read more via Emergency Services Times

West Midlands Police uses VR to train new recruits on violence against women

West Midlands Police has become the first force in the UK to introduce virtual reality (VR) technology as part of its training for new recruits, aiming to deepen officers’ understanding of male crimes against women, including stalking, harassment, rape and domestic abuse. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Advanced paramedics to provide video support for cardiac arrest calls

East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) and Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Trust (EHAAT) have been collaborating to pilot a scheme to provide members of the public with expert support during cardiac arrest 999 calls. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Yorkshire Ambulance Service continues rise up Top Apprenticeship Employer rankings

Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust (YAS) has maintained its upward trajectory in the Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer rankings, which celebrates England’s outstanding apprenticeship employers. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Celebrating volunteers in policing: Nominations now open for Lord Ferrers Awards 2025

This year’s Lord Ferrers Awards are now open for nominations, shining a spotlight on the exceptional contributions of volunteers working across UK policing. Read more via Emergency Services Times

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