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The Welsh Ambulance Service has re-enlisted the support of the military as it contends with a second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic. More than 90 soldiers are once again assisting the trust’s COVID-19 effort by driving ambulance vehicles. Among them are soldiers from 9 Regiment Royal Logistics Corps. Chief Executive Jason Killens said, “The extreme… Read more »
The NHS formed an unprecedented partnership with the Radio Society of Great Britain, back in April 2020, when Paul Devlin, from the NHS Emergency Care Improvement Support Team, came up with an idea to help reduce loneliness and isolation. The idea started off as a weekend project to encourage as many radio amateurs as possible… Read more »
The Welsh Ambulance Service has set out how it will embrace technology in the future in an ambitious new digital strategy. Recent advances by the service include the rollout of iPads to frontline staff, the move to ‘cloud’ services, through Microsoft Office 365, and a new electronic patient care record. The trust’s new strategy details… Read more »
The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST) is investing more than £25m in technology, which will further improve the safety and quality of care which staff are able to provide to patients. The investment will see every frontline member of staff issued with an iPad so that they can access a new electronic… Read more »
Dr Duncan Bootland has been appointed as Medical Director of Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS). Dr Bootland, who joined KSS in 2013 with six years’ experience working in emergency medicine and intensive care, has been a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) Consultant and clinical governance lead at KSS. He has extensive experience and exceptional… Read more »
A new H145 helicopter was introduced into service on 11 November, ready to bring emergency medical care to patients across Devon. As the hangar doors were rolled back, the Devon Air Ambulance crew readied the H145 for the first day of its lifesaving service. Although just like the start of a typical day shift at… Read more »
The HELP Appeal charity has presented its second annual donation of £250,000 to the British Association for Immediate Care Schemes. This 900-strong organisation, made up of medical, nursing and paramedic volunteers are divided into local and regional immediate care schemes, and are on call around the clock, seven days a week to support NHS ambulance… Read more »
West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) has taken a major step forward in reducing its impact on the environment by launching the first fully electric emergency ambulance. WMAS is at the forefront of developing ambulance technology along with its partner, conversion specialist VCS of Bradford, through the company’s unique construction method to ensure the ambulances are… Read more »
The Welsh Ambulance Service has unveiled ultra-modern additions to its fleet. Among the new vehicles introduced to its 799-strong fleet is a low-emission hybrid rapid response car, the first of its kind for the service. The trust has also commissioned new and improved emergency and non-emergency ambulances, as well as a fleet maintenance vehicle to… Read more »
A soldier inspired by his work with the Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust during the COVID-19 pandemic has left the Army to pursue a career as a paramedic. Ranger Bernard McHugh, of the 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, was one of a 100 British Army soldiers who supported the trust’s COVID-19 effort by driving and… Read more »
