#DidYouKnow
You should only call an ambulance in a real, life-threatening emergency - like a suspected stroke or cardiac arrest.
There are different routes you can go down for different conditions #HelpUsHelpYou and know where to get the right care...🚑
A tribute to Tony Chadbourne
It is with immense sadness that we announce that EMAS has lost a hugely valued and dedicated colleague this week to COVID-19. Tony Chadbourne devoted 23 years to working in the ambulance service. Our tribute is published here: https://t.co/AWREuYV1mZ
Shout out to all the other NQN 09/16 and 01/17 that have started work and worked through the pandemic. Your all amazing and it does get better! Yesterday was the first day I felt in control and organised it felt great I went home happy 😃 @BCUNursingteam@Nursinglife
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Queues for KFC & Maccies, roads seem to be super busy- I got stuck in traffic on the motorway into work, groups of people together... sorry what?! This is NOT what the prime minister said @BorisJohnson
I’m not even angry im just seriously disappointed.
It's a tough word to say, let alone spell but one to know about. Anaphylaxis is a severe & potentially life-threatening reaction to a trigger such as an allergy. It's a result of the immune system (the body's natural defence) overreacting to such a trigger https://t.co/BvIyok0CfM
Many of the A&E departments in the West Midlands are under a lot of pressure, so #HelpUsHelpYou by making sure you’re choosing the right NHS service for your needs. When in doubt, and if it’s not life-threatening, call NHS 111 or go online: https://t.co/CMCWHvEYNo
Officially been Signed off I never thought I’d see the day I’d complete University @BCU has been such an amazing place to study opening up so many opportunities #thankyouBCU#adultnursing#emotional