A Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest at home just under a year ago has been reunited with some of the ambulance team who helped save his life. Des Crockford, now 50, collapsed at his Southwick home in the early hours of 30 May 2016. His daughters, Jade and Georgia now 21 and 18, were woken by their dog, Brooke, who was restless, and while dealing with her, discovered their dad in bed making
A Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest at home just under a year ago has been reunited with some of the ambulance team who helped save his life. Des Crockford, now 50, collapsed at his Southwick home in the early hours of 30 May 2016. His daughters, Jade and Georgia now 21 and 18, were woken by their dog, Brooke, who was restless, and while dealing with her, discovered their dad in bed making
A new online appraisal system is to be rolled-out from the end of April which will see it replace the paper-based system. The appraisal system called, Actus online, will be introduced to all areas of the organisation, excepted A&E operations and EOC staff, from Monday, 24 April. A&E operational and EOC staff will be included once areas of reorganisation in these departments has been comple
A new online appraisal system is to be rolled-out from the end of April which will see it replace the paper-based system. The appraisal system called, Actus online, will be introduced to all areas of the organisation, excepted A&E operations and EOC staff, from Monday, 24 April. A&E operational and EOC staff will be included once areas of reorganisation in these departments has been comple
A Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest at home just under a year ago has been reunited with some of the ambulance team who helped save his life. Des Crockford, now 50, collapsed at his Southwick home in the early hours of 30 May 2016. His daughters, Jade and Georgia now 21 and 18, were woken by their dog, Brooke, who was restless, and while dealing with her, discovered their dad in bed making
A new online appraisal system is to be rolled-out from the end of April which will see it replace the paper-based system. The appraisal system called, Actus online, will be introduced to all areas of the organisation, excepted A&E operations and EOC staff, from Monday, 24 April. A&E operational and EOC staff will be included once areas of reorganisation in these departments has been comple
Airwave testing will be carried out on the 25th April from 10:45pm through to 6am. Field Ops: Radios will be working on open channel during this period, meaning crews will be able to hear all communications and subsequently will be unable to use the request to speak or priority button – instead they will have to wait for a gap in the communication then push to talk, stating ‘callsign to Banstead/C
Airwave testing will be carried out on the 25th April from 10:45pm through to 6am. Field Ops: Radios will be working on open channel during this period, meaning crews will be able to hear all communications and subsequently will be unable to use the request to speak or priority button – instead they will have to wait for a gap in the communication then push to talk, stating ‘callsign to Banstead/C
Airwave testing will be carried out on the 25th April from 10:45pm through to 6am. Field Ops: Radios will be working on open channel during this period, meaning crews will be able to hear all communications and subsequently will be unable to use the request to speak or priority button – instead they will have to wait for a gap in the communication then push to talk, stating ‘callsign to Banstead/C
Airwave testing will be carried out on the 25th April from 10:45pm through to 6am. Field Ops: Radios will be working on open channel during this period, meaning crews will be able to hear all communications and subsequently will be unable to use the request to speak or priority button – instead they will have to wait for a gap in the communication then push to talk, stating ‘callsign to Banstead/C