South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) gearing up to teach life-saving CPR skills to thousands of people next month as part of this year’s Restart-a-Heart awareness campaign. The Trust was involved in the Europe-wide initiative for their first time last year when staff, volunteers and fellow clinicians trained close to 8,500 children and some adults in CPR during a week i
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) gearing up to teach life-saving CPR skills to thousands of people next month as part of this year’s Restart-a-Heart awareness campaign. The Trust was involved in the Europe-wide initiative for their first time last year when staff, volunteers and fellow clinicians trained close to 8,500 children and some adults in CPR during a week i
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) gearing up to teach life-saving CPR skills to thousands of people next month as part of this year’s Restart-a-Heart awareness campaign. The Trust was involved in the Europe-wide initiative for their first time last year when staff, volunteers and fellow clinicians trained close to 8,500 children and some adults in CPR during a week i
A Kent man has been reunited with the ambulance crews and others who helped save his life at the gym where he suffered a cardiac arrest in June. Steve Beal, 47, from Kings Hill, who collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at David Lloyd Kings Hill, on 26 June, met with ambulance crews and club staff to thank all those involved in helping to save his life on Sunday 24 September. The quick thinking a
A Kent man has been reunited with the ambulance crews and others who helped save his life at the gym where he suffered a cardiac arrest in June. Steve Beal, 47, from Kings Hill, who collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at David Lloyd Kings Hill, on 26 June, met with ambulance crews and club staff to thank all those involved in helping to save his life on Sunday 24 September. The quick thinking a
A Kent man has been reunited with the ambulance crews and others who helped save his life at the gym where he suffered a cardiac arrest in June. Steve Beal, 47, from Kings Hill, who collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at David Lloyd Kings Hill, on 26 June, met with ambulance crews and club staff to thank all those involved in helping to save his life on Sunday 24 September. The quick thinking a
A Kent man has been reunited with the ambulance crews and others who helped save his life at the gym where he suffered a cardiac arrest in June. Steve Beal, 47, from Kings Hill, who collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at David Lloyd Kings Hill, on 26 June, met with ambulance crews and club staff to thank all those involved in helping to save his life on Sunday 24 September. The quick thinking a
A Kent man has been reunited with the ambulance crews and others who helped save his life at the gym where he suffered a cardiac arrest in June. Steve Beal, 47, from Kings Hill, who collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at David Lloyd Kings Hill, on 26 June, met with ambulance crews and club staff to thank all those involved in helping to save his life on Sunday 24 September. The quick thinking a
Dear Colleagues, Since I started with the Trust at the beginning of April, I have tried really hard to get out and about around the Trust as much as possible but am conscious that there are some places I haven’t yet visited. So, I have scheduled in a series of station visits over coming weeks, the first series as below, as an opportunity for me to have a chat with any staff who are around. I see t
Dear Colleagues, Since I started with the Trust at the beginning of April, I have tried really hard to get out and about around the Trust as much as possible but am conscious that there are some places I haven’t yet visited. So, I have scheduled in a series of station visits over coming weeks, the first series as below, as an opportunity for me to have a chat with any staff who are around. I see t