Have you heard the NEWS? New resource pack published to support planning & delivery of NEWS2 implementation cross acute & ambulance trusts https://t.co/qtVhdFGS3y
Locality Manager, Laura is asking you to #ThinkBeforeYouCall. Find out here why it is so important to save 999 for life-threatening emergencies: https://t.co/ePP0HErMxG
Looking at some draft tweets my state of mind recently has not been good
Talking about feelings can help.
Plus:
Keep active🥋
Eat well 🍏
Drink sensibly🥛
Keep in touch ☎️
Ask for help 💬
Take a break 🛋
Do something you're good at🏆
Don’t bottle it up...🙂
Sam and Julia explain the importance of only calling 999 in a life-threatening emergency.
Find out more about out Think Before You Call campaign here: https://t.co/ptrLiE7XLv
#ThinkBeforeYouCall
Would you call 999 for a sick animal, sore knee or to ask for a free taxi ride home? We hope not. While we are dealing with inappropriate calls like this we can't help those who are in a time-critical life-threatening condition.
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#ThinkBeforeYouCall
Last year a third of patients who called 999 didn’t need to go to hospital because it was more appropriate for them to receive the care they needed elsewhere #ThinkBeforeYouCall
Find out more about out Think Before You Call campaign here: https://t.co/YxxCKucwlT
This is our busiest time of year. We expect to receive more than 23,000 calls this week!
If someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, you should call 999 immediately. If not, please consider other NHS options.
#ThinkBeforeYouCall
📺 Today we are launching our #ThinkBeforeYouCall campaign. One of our Emergency Medical Dispatchers @YAS.ElliottC explains why 999 should only be used in a life-threatening emergencies. #ThinkBeforeYouCall
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