Three Advanced Paramedics from the Welsh Ambulance Service have passed their university courses to become the UK’s first ever ambulance service prescribing paramedics. Following the change in UK legislation in April 2018 and Welsh amendments this year, Advanced Paramedics can now be to be trained to prescribe from a formulary of medications to enhance community-based...
On the occasion of the 2019 Armed Forces Day, the Welsh Ambulance Service would like to reiterate its support to the brave British veterans who choose to pursue a new challenge in a civilian role.
Since its inception, the Welsh Ambulance Service has built its reputation of being a welcoming organisation for veterans. Over the years, many former members of H.M. military have chosen...
The Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust in collaboration with Caerphilly County Borough Council (CBCC) have now finished relocating the former Nelson Ambulance Station into Tredomen Business and Technology Centre, Caerphilly.
The move which was supported by intelligence-led data aims to improve the Welsh Ambulance Service’s performance in the area.
The CCBC was fully...
The Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust will hold its Big Community Conversation (BCC) on the island of Anglesey on 18 July for the very first time and is inviting all members of the public to come along.
The event is part of the Trust’s Annual General Meeting and will take place at the Menai Science Park, Anglesey and will start at 1.30 pm and finish at 3.45 pm. A board...