Find out more about the symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and how to check if you need medical help and who to call.
We have published a new corporate strategy, which outlines our Trust’s priorities for the next five years.
From qualified paramedics and EMTs delivering outstanding care, our patient transport teams who take our non-emergency patients to hospital appointments, through to our Make-Ready operatives who stock and clean our emergency vehicles. Plus more apprenticeships and support roles.
Emergency services should only be your first choice when it’s a life-threatening emergency. For everything else you can go to an Urgent Treatment Centre, your GP or a pharmacist. If you’re not sure where’s best for you, call NHS 111 or go online:
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This year, due to COVID-19, we are unable to attend schools in person for Restart a Heart Day 2020. To ensure we are still able celebrate the day and raise awareness about life-saving CPR we have pulled together some resources available for download to be used on the day.
