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UK Paramedic Students Participate in International Exchange

The award-winning exchange programme has been running at LJMU since 2009 and now has a reputation for creating research potentials, collaborative trans-continental relationships and the understanding of the similarities and differences in emergency patient care between the UK and Canada. Paul Jones, Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Health and Applied Social Sciences, explains: “The students work alongside Canadian EMS crews, meeting and integrating with emergency departments, emergency...
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UK Paramedic Students Participate in International Exchange

A group of UK paramedic students recently embarked on a cultural and professional exchange experience with Centennial College, Toronto

Article • April 27th, 2013
Two Killed, Two Injured in UK Ambulance Crash

A female paramedic and an elderly male patient died at the scene after the ambulance struck a tree.

News • April 26th, 2013
Winnipeg Community Paramedics to Treat Patients in Non-Emergency Cases

Patients with medical needs that don't necessitate transport to the ED will receive a complete medical assessment by the community paramedic in the field.

News • April 12th, 2013
Canada Mayor: EMS Response Times Need Work

Waterloo Region Mayor Doug Craig says new data is needed to deal with response time issues in Cambridge and North Dumfries.

News • April 12th, 2013
UK Family Blames Death on 30-Minute Ambulance Wait

The family has demanded to know why it took three calls before paramedics arrived at their Wearside home.

News • April 8th, 2013
UK Study Finds Overdose Rates Linked to Recession

Officials say the impact of public drug and alcohol abuse is being felt by emergency services.

News • April 8th, 2013
26 Canada Paramedics Disciplined After Review

A report led to 26 of Waterloo Region's 171 paramedics being disciplined, including the firing of two and the departure of the ambulance chief.

News • April 7th, 2013
Code STEMI Web Series Examines London Ambulance Service

Documentary explores how one of the busiest ambulance services in the world is pushing emergency medicine forward

Article • March 11th, 2013
UK Ambulance Service Informs With 'Tweet-a-Thon'

The 'Tweet-a-Thon' aims to promotes the message that an ambulance might not always be the most appropriate treatment for a patient.

News • March 8th, 2013
More Funding, Education and Partnerships Needed, says Canadian National EMS Research Agenda

National EMS Research Agenda calls for Canadian universities to support academic research into EMS.

Article • February 15th, 2013
Innovations Dazzle at Council of Ambulance Authorities Australasian Awards For Excellence

The awards recognize the innovative and world-leading programs and initiatives on display throughout the Australasian ambulance sector

Article • December 6th, 2012
London's Air Ambulance Supports 'Medical Skills for Young Offenders' Project

Young offenders, who are often present at the scene of violent incidents are trained to provide immediate hemorrhage control in the vital minutes after injury until the arrival of the emergency services

News • September 19th, 2012
Global Leader Falck Brings Own Brand of EMS to U.S.

At 106 years old and operating in 35 different countries on five continents, Falck is a business that clearly knows what it’s doing.

Article • September 14th, 2012
Ele Taxis in Warsaw, Poland, Innovate, Provide Public Access to AEDs

200 taxis equipped with the ZOLL AED Plus so that drivers can be dispatched to cardiac arrests

Press Release • August 30th, 2012
Restoring a Nation, One Patient at a Time

Firefighters for Christ continues to provide aid to Haitian earthquake victims

Article • August 30th, 2012

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