South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is asking the public for its continued support as demand across the region remains high. Across its Kent, Surrey and Sussex region the Trust has responded to close to 350,000 999 calls since January this year (to 19 June) – up more than 30,000 on the same period in 2015. The Trust is working hard to meet this additional demand but ac
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is asking the public for its continued support as demand across the region remains high. Across its Kent, Surrey and Sussex region the Trust has responded to close to 350,000 999 calls since January this year (to 19 June) – up more than 30,000 on the same period in 2015. The Trust is working hard to meet this additional demand but ac
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is asking the public for its continued support as demand across the region remains high. Across its Kent, Surrey and Sussex region the Trust has responded to close to 350,000 999 calls since January this year (to 19 June) – up more than 30,000 on the same period in 2015. The Trust is working hard to meet this additional demand but ac
Clinical Pathways are doing a survey to find out how clinicians are using GPOOH services during July. We are hoping that this will give us some soIid data on how long crews are waiting on scene for call-backs, and the types of complaints they are asking for GPOOH help with. This will help us improve our services. We are asking that all clinical staff answer a few simple questions when they go to
Clinical Pathways are doing a survey to find out how clinicians are using GPOOH services during July. We are hoping that this will give us some soIid data on how long crews are waiting on scene for call-backs, and the types of complaints they are asking for GPOOH help with. This will help us improve our services. We are asking that all clinical staff answer a few simple questions when they go to
Clinical Pathways are doing a survey to find out how clinicians are using GPOOH services during July. We are hoping that this will give us some soIid data on how long crews are waiting on scene for call-backs, and the types of complaints they are asking for GPOOH help with. This will help us improve our services. We are asking that all clinical staff answer a few simple questions when they go to
Canadian paramedic firefighter and artist Daniel Sundahl will be visiting the Trust on Saturday, 18 June to meet staff and gain inspiration for images of UK emergency services. Dan has been a full-time paramedic in Canada for 13 years where he has developed a passion for emergency services artwork to help raise awareness of mental health and PTSD amongst the public safety community. He will be s
Canadian paramedic firefighter and artist Daniel Sundahl will be visiting the Trust on Saturday, 18 June to meet staff and gain inspiration for images of UK emergency services. Dan has been a full-time paramedic in Canada for 13 years where he has developed a passion for emergency services artwork to help raise awareness of mental health and PTSD amongst the public safety community. He will be s
Canadian paramedic firefighter and artist Daniel Sundahl will be visiting the Trust on Saturday, 18 June to meet staff and gain inspiration for images of UK emergency services. Dan has been a full-time paramedic in Canada for 13 years where he has developed a passion for emergency services artwork to help raise awareness of mental health and PTSD amongst the public safety community. He will be s
As part of our migration to Office 365, we are now moving email accounts into the Cloud, which means Microsoft will manage the security and availability of the email system and the processing of your email. SECAmb IT staff will continue to support the email system and liaise with Microsoft where necessary. Your mailbox is scheduled for migration overnight on Wednesday 14th June 2017. For desktop,