4 October 2016
Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) picked up three awards at the prestigious Brake Fleet Safety Awards held in Birmingham on 29 September.
Archives (2016)
Image: Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
4 October 2016
Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) picked up three awards at the prestigious Brake Fleet Safety Awards held in Birmingham on 29 September.
Image: Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
4 October 2016
Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is supporting a national campaign, ‘Shoctober’, throughout October to hunt down life-saving defibrillators. SECAmb is asking people to #FindTheDefib and tweet their selfies next to them to @SECAmbulance and @SECAmbulanceCFR to locate life-saving machines that have been bought with good intentions but aren’t registered with the Trust.
Image: Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
4 October 2016
Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is supporting a national campaign, ‘Shoctober’, throughout October to hunt down life-saving defibrillators. SECAmb is asking people to #FindTheDefib and tweet their selfies next to them to @SECAmbulance and @SECAmbulanceCFR to locate life-saving machines that have been bought with good intentions but aren’t registered with the Trust.
Image: Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
4 October 2016
Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) picked up three awards at the prestigious Brake Fleet Safety Awards held in Birmingham on 29 September.
Image: Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
4 October 2016
Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is supporting a national campaign, ‘Shoctober’, throughout October to hunt down life-saving defibrillators. SECAmb is asking people to #FindTheDefib and tweet their selfies next to them to @SECAmbulance and @SECAmbulanceCFR to locate life-saving machines that have been bought with good intentions but aren’t registered with the Trust.
Image: Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
4 October 2016
Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) picked up three awards at the prestigious Brake Fleet Safety Awards held in Birmingham on 29 September.
Image: Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
4 October 2016
Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is supporting a national campaign, ‘Shoctober’, throughout October to hunt down life-saving defibrillators. SECAmb is asking people to #FindTheDefib and tweet their selfies next to them to @SECAmbulance and @SECAmbulanceCFR to locate life-saving machines that have been bought with good intentions but aren’t registered with the Trust.
Image: Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
4 October 2016
Big wins for SECAmb at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2016
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) picked up three awards at the prestigious Brake Fleet Safety Awards held in Birmingham on 29 September.
Image: Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
4 October 2016
Trust supporting ‘Shoctober’ and #findthedefib campaign
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is supporting a national campaign, ‘Shoctober’, throughout October to hunt down life-saving defibrillators. SECAmb is asking people to #FindTheDefib and tweet their selfies next to them to @SECAmbulance and @SECAmbulanceCFR to locate life-saving machines that have been bought with good intentions but aren’t registered with the Trust.