Steven Scholes

Clinical Lead for Transformation at North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust. All views are my own.

[The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives @AACE_org]

Attention #paramedics!
The next #JRCALC Study Day is Nov 18.
It's a unique opportunity to engage with the Clinical Practice Guidelines leaders & authors.

We're also inviting YOUR questions & contributions.

Register at https://t.co/6TopfP7DqY and please share with colleagues.

[NWAmb_SORT @NwambSort]

New SORT staff getting to grips with Decontamination.

[NWAmb_SORT @NwambSort]

Patient Packaging and Movement using the SKED, and a clinical discussion around using the CRESS tool along with clinical considerations during the decontamination process, all part of today's SORT training. https://t.co/w1O9R3jtA9

[NWAmb_SORT @NwambSort]

Theory in to Practice!

[NWAmb_SORT @NwambSort]

Theory into Practice part 2

[North West Ambulance Service @NWAmbulance]

Heartbreaking 💔.

It’s really important that staff open up and speak about traumatic and difficult incidents with each other. We also have specialist clinicians trained to look out for colleagues who may benefit from some extra support.

We love you Mags.

#Ambulance

[Daren Mochrie QAM @daren_mochrie]

Delighted that @NWAmbulance has been rated good overall again in our Emergency and Urgent Care & Emergeny Operations Centre following the recent unannounced @CareQualityComm inspection. Thank you to all our staff & volunteers who do an amazing job in these challenging times

[The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives @AACE_org]

This is very good. Please share.

#NHSstaff #paramedics #ambulance

[The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives @AACE_org]

And well deserved - we too are so grateful to the fine efforts by our colleagues at @stjohnambulance ... and we hope you all continue to #staysafe.

[NHS England @NHSEngland]

‘On your hands you have millions of bacteria, but you can’t see them. And if I was a bacteria, a virus to me would be no more than a mosquito on my skin.’ Our Strategic Incident Director Professor Keith Willett explains how #coronavirus spreads and how to avoid passing it on.

[NHSREKU @NHSR_EKU]

Our casualty information cards have had a refresh. Durable, reusable, better-tailored to the casualties we are trying to simulate, better-aligned to the CRESS assessment tool, and two-sided: emphasising the need to re-triage patients. They will be appearing across courses soon.

[The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives @AACE_org]

AACE position statement on the impact of AfC pay scales on #ambulance services in 2020/21 >> https://t.co/kX7ZxTbNMr

[Gillian Johnstone @GJohnstoneADS]

Following up on Project Board actions today, and it’s really clear some great work has been done developing ADS so far - thanks to all who have been involved 😀👍🏻 #uecads @StevenS_NW @cathrynjames84 @DrJuliaWilliams @lizharrisFCPara

[North West Ambulance Service @NWAmbulance]

Want to find out more about our strategy for the next five years? You can download it in full or take a look at our strategy at a glance on our website https://t.co/XW0qFRZOUi

[Hilary Pillin @HilaryPillin]

Excellent day with @NWAmbulance as they launch their strategy for 2019-2024 and aim “to be the best”. Great advances in #IntegratedCare thro #NHS111, #999 and #PTS with further potential benefits for patients by inc #GPOOHs + exciting digital & QI plans @daren_mochrie @AACE_org

[Dr Ian Mew @DorsetTraumaDoc]

Easter Bank Holiday Weekend is notorious for motorcyclists being killed or critically injured. TWO THINGS will vastly reduce your likelihood of being knocked off your bike. Please watch, share, re-tweet and help save lives 👍

[David Ratcliffe @NWAmb_DrDavid]

Steve Scholes sharing some of his excellent research and data on improving triage in ambulance services #ALF2019

[Craig Harman @CraigAHarman]

Did you call for an #ambulance in #LondonBridge yesterday? Did you wait longer than you should have done for our help?

Sorry, unfortunately we had to take one of our vital responders off the run because #FootballsComingHome

Not fun, not clever and totally unacceptable.