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Assaults ranged from kicking, punching and head-butting, to spitting, slapping, biting and verbal abuse.
More than 200 British Army soldiers assisted the Trust’s Covid-19 effort.
The collaboration with Macmillan Cancer Support is designed to improve the training delivered to ambulance crews so they can provide the very best care for patients at the end of life.
A Welsh Ambulance Service paramedic who died suddenly last week aged 49 has been described as a ‘larger than life character who will be missed terribly by all’
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