South East Coast Ambulance Service’s (SECAmb’s) innovative electronic Patient Clinical Record (ePCR) project will expand further having been given Board approval to be used by all clinicians across the Trust’s Thanet Operational Unit area. The project, in which clinicians are personally issued with iPads, enables ambulance crews to complete patient records electronically, streamlining communicatio
South East Coast Ambulance Service’s (SECAmb’s) innovative electronic Patient Clinical Record (ePCR) project will expand further having been given Board approval to be used by all clinicians across the Trust’s Thanet Operational Unit area. The project, in which clinicians are personally issued with iPads, enables ambulance crews to complete patient records electronically, streamlining communicatio
South East Coast Ambulance Service’s (SECAmb’s) innovative electronic Patient Clinical Record (ePCR) project will expand further having been given Board approval to be used by all clinicians across the Trust’s Thanet Operational Unit area. The project, in which clinicians are personally issued with iPads, enables ambulance crews to complete patient records electronically, streamlining communicatio
South East Coast Ambulance Service’s (SECAmb’s) innovative electronic Patient Clinical Record (ePCR) project will expand further having been given Board approval to be used by all clinicians across the Trust’s Thanet Operational Unit area. The project, in which clinicians are personally issued with iPads, enables ambulance crews to complete patient records electronically, streamlining communicatio
South East Coast Ambulance Service’s (SECAmb’s) innovative electronic Patient Clinical Record (ePCR) project will expand further having been given Board approval to be used by all clinicians across the Trust’s Thanet Operational Unit area. The project, in which clinicians are personally issued with iPads, enables ambulance crews to complete patient records electronically, streamlining communicatio
South East Coast Ambulance Service is preparing for a busy weekend ahead of this year’s Pride event in Brighton. It is urging everyone to enjoy the event but to be sensible to avoid unnecessary calls to the ambulance service and trips to A&E. The Trust will have more than 100 staff working across its Brighton operational area on Saturday (6 August) with additional support from volunteer commun
South East Coast Ambulance Service is preparing for a busy weekend ahead of this year’s Pride event in Brighton. It is urging everyone to enjoy the event but to be sensible to avoid unnecessary calls to the ambulance service and trips to A&E. The Trust will have more than 100 staff working across its Brighton operational area on Saturday (6 August) with additional support from volunteer commun
South East Coast Ambulance Service is preparing for a busy weekend ahead of this year’s Pride event in Brighton. It is urging everyone to enjoy the event but to be sensible to avoid unnecessary calls to the ambulance service and trips to A&E. The Trust will have more than 100 staff working across its Brighton operational area on Saturday (6 August) with additional support from volunteer commun
South East Coast Ambulance Service is preparing for a busy weekend ahead of this year’s Pride event in Brighton. It is urging everyone to enjoy the event but to be sensible to avoid unnecessary calls to the ambulance service and trips to A&E. The Trust will have more than 100 staff working across its Brighton operational area on Saturday (6 August) with additional support from volunteer commun
South East Coast Ambulance Service is preparing for a busy weekend ahead of this year’s Pride event in Brighton. It is urging everyone to enjoy the event but to be sensible to avoid unnecessary calls to the ambulance service and trips to A&E. The Trust will have more than 100 staff working across its Brighton operational area on Saturday (6 August) with additional support from volunteer commun