With hotter temperatures set to make an appearance this week, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is urging people to be sensible and take appropriate action to stay safe in the sun. Warmer weather is of course welcomed by many, but it often brings with it a likely increase in certain calls for the ambulance service. Calls relating to dehydration, heat stroke and sunburn typically increa
With hotter temperatures set to make an appearance this week, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is urging people to be sensible and take appropriate action to stay safe in the sun. Warmer weather is of course welcomed by many, but it often brings with it a likely increase in certain calls for the ambulance service. Calls relating to dehydration, heat stroke and sunburn typically increa
With hotter temperatures set to make an appearance this week, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is urging people to be sensible and take appropriate action to stay safe in the sun. Warmer weather is of course welcomed by many, but it often brings with it a likely increase in certain calls for the ambulance service. Calls relating to dehydration, heat stroke and sunburn typically increa
With hotter temperatures set to make an appearance this week, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is urging people to be sensible and take appropriate action to stay safe in the sun. Warmer weather is of course welcomed by many, but it often brings with it a likely increase in certain calls for the ambulance service. Calls relating to dehydration, heat stroke and sunburn typically increa
South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is inviting people to help shape a new Patient Experience Strategy. The Trust is keen to ensure it further develops its service to be responsive and tailored to patient needs and wants people to tell it what matters to them most in relation to their experience of NHS services. People are invited to take a few moments to complete a short questionnaire,
South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is inviting people to help shape a new Patient Experience Strategy. The Trust is keen to ensure it further develops its service to be responsive and tailored to patient needs and wants people to tell it what matters to them most in relation to their experience of NHS services. People are invited to take a few moments to complete a short questionnaire,
South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is inviting people to help shape a new Patient Experience Strategy. The Trust is keen to ensure it further develops its service to be responsive and tailored to patient needs and wants people to tell it what matters to them most in relation to their experience of NHS services. People are invited to take a few moments to complete a short questionnaire,
South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is inviting people to help shape a new Patient Experience Strategy. The Trust is keen to ensure it further develops its service to be responsive and tailored to patient needs and wants people to tell it what matters to them most in relation to their experience of NHS services. People are invited to take a few moments to complete a short questionnaire,
South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is inviting people to help shape a new Patient Experience Strategy. The Trust is keen to ensure it further develops its service to be responsive and tailored to patient needs and wants people to tell it what matters to them most in relation to their experience of NHS services. People are invited to take a few moments to complete a short questionnaire,
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to have been chosen as one of NHS Employers’ Diversity and Inclusion Partners for 2019/120. The decision followed a successful application process by the Trust and is the second year running it has been named as a partner. It will see SECAmb continue to work closely with NHS Employers and other organisations throughout the