@AaronTuNZ@theiccpg Was certainly thought provoking. But it just showed how crucial reflections are. It’s a shame that ordinary paramedics on the road don’t get the opportunity to debrief and talk through every job due to operational requirements.
Thank you so much again!!!
Last Friday, @David__Reed MP for Exmouth and Exeter East, visited our East Devon Operations Centre (EDOC).
During the visit, some of our HART Paramedics showcased some of their rigorous training practices, offering a fascinating insight into the crucial work they do. 🚑
Huge thanks to @PlymUni Paramedic Society & Mark Tompkins for raising an amazing £500. We had the privilege of being their chosen charity! Now, Mark, a newly qualified Paramedic, volunteers, building valuable skills through our education & training sessions. Thank you 💚
‘Last night we spent the evening refreshing key airway and trauma management skills using practice equipment. Joined by local paramedics and doctors. It was great to have so many people turn up.’ Dr Higginson
#volunteers#devon#prehospitalcare @BASICS_HQ @swasFT
Paramedics and those in the emergency services are adaptable, multiskilled and crucially, know how to work under pressure.
Proudly becoming Patron of @ParamedicsUK. It’s been a privilege to spend time today with first responders whose work saves lives day in, day out.
In these challenging conditions, we have been on call. Equipment like winter tyres, bothy tents, & thermal supplies are critical in ensuring we can navigate treacherous conditions & treat people at the scene. Thank you for standing with us.
#prehospitalcare#devon#volunteers
We're proud to fund Critical Care Cars, a lifeline for those in need. Can you spot our logo on the car? 👀 It’s a small mark of our big commitment to saving lives and supporting those in need of urgent care.💙
Find out more: https://t.co/ZxEBSdKNpB
@BASICS_HQ@BASICSdevon
Join us as Captain Sam Tompkins talks through the importance of our new helicopters for London.
The new aircraft are equipped with cutting-edge medical and navigational technology allowing us to get to patients to provide life-saving care, at the roadside.
October - 38 call-outs—including 4 cardiac arrests & 13 road traffic collisions—we covered 438 miles, arriving first on scene 40% of the time, with 10 emergencies at night. Educating & saving lives right here in your community. 🚑
#AlwaysHere@BASICS_HQ@swasFT@uk_pax