Lifesaving on the Frontline

Registration is now open for The Emergency Services Show 2026, co-located with The Emergency Tech Show 2026, returning to the NEC Birmingham on 16-17 September 2026.

Lanna Deamer speaks to Dr Gareth Grier about how Essex & Herts Air Ambulance is reviewing every patient death attended by its crews to improve learning, support clinicians and better understand what happened in the most complex emergency cases.

Gareth Barker, Head of Event Healthcare at St John Ambulance, outlines how lighter, more portable defibrillators support community first responders.

London EV Company (LEVC) has partnered with RAPAID Emergency Bandages to expand access to lifesaving first aid kits across the UK’s taxi network.

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity has received an £85,096 grant from The Vinehill Trust to invest in new monitoring equipment for its critical care teams.

How do you keep a national blood supply running when most people never donate? NHS Blood and Transplant shared lessons from its work at The Emergency Services Show.

New analysis of emergency calls to the Scottish Ambulance Service has identified key barriers that delay bystanders from starting CPR during out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.

From flooding to battery fires, multi-agency incidents are becoming faster and more complex. JESIP is equipping responders to work together seamlessly, make safer decisions and improve outcomes. Matthew England outlines how the principles are being applied on the frontline.

Frontline emergency responders face rising demand, increasingly complex incidents and evolving risks. Lifesaving on the Frontline at The Emergency Services Show 2026 will explore how services, technology and training are adapting to keep patients safe and protect those delivering care.