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URGENT AND EMERGENCY CARE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE IN LONDON
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SHOCKING TRUTH: DEFIBRILLATOR LEGISLATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVAL
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REVIEW OF THE LAS BY THE LONDON ASSEMBLY - PUBLIC MEETING July 17th at 3.30pm - City Hall
Meeting with the London Assembly Health Committee - July 17th at 3.30pm - City Hall
The Health Committee’s Investigation into the LAS
The London Ambulance Service (LAS) is the busiest ambulance service in the country and the London Assembly want to know how well it is being run. In 2016/17 it handled over 1.8 million emergency calls from across London and attended more than 1.1 million incidents.
There were concerns about operation and performance of the LAS, which led to it being placed in Special Measures by the CQC in 2015, but they emerged from Special Measure in 2018. Unlike the other blue light services, the Mayor and GLA currently have no formal role in holding the Service to account. The Assembly has previously called for this anomaly to be addressed; to make the LAS more democratically accountable to Londoners, and to facilitate improved co-working between the LAS, Metropolitan Police and London Fire Brigade.
The meeting on July 17th is one of several to be held by the Health Committee. They want to hear about your experiences of the LAS.
Meeting with the London Assembly Health Committee - July 17th at 3.30pm - City Hall
The Health Committee’s Investigation into the LAS
The London Ambulance Service (LAS) is the busiest ambulance service in the country and the London Assembly want to know how well it is being run. In 2016/17 it handled over 1.8 million emergency calls from across London and attended more than 1.1 million incidents.
There were concerns about operation and performance of the LAS, which led to it being placed in Special Measures by the CQC in 2015, but they emerged from Special Measure in 2018. Unlike the other blue light services, the Mayor and GLA currently have no formal role in holding the Service to account. The Assembly has previously called for this anomaly to be addressed; to make the LAS more democratically accountable to Londoners, and to facilitate improved co-working between the LAS, Metropolitan Police and London Fire Brigade.
The meeting on July 17th is one of several to be held by the Health Committee. They want to hear about your experiences of the LAS.
VOLUNTEER FOR THE LAS ACADEMY
The LAS Academy runs two year courses to enable Emergency Ambulance Crew and Technicians to become paramedics. Part of the assessment and training requires the participation of people to act as patients (mock patients) for trainees assessments. The process requires the mock patient to act as if they are ill, while the trainee questions them and assesses their condition.
Limited physical contact takes place except perhaps checking the pulse or blood pressure. In some of the patient assessment the trainee may need to perform some hands on assessment. This would be discussed and agreed in writing prior to participation.
If you are a member of the Forum and would like to participate please let me know.
It is a very enjoyable process. The training school is located in Fulham nor far from Earls Court and West Brompton stations.
The LAS Academy runs two year courses to enable Emergency Ambulance Crew and Technicians to become paramedics. Part of the assessment and training requires the participation of people to act as patients (mock patients) for trainees assessments. The process requires the mock patient to act as if they are ill, while the trainee questions them and assesses their condition.
Limited physical contact takes place except perhaps checking the pulse or blood pressure. In some of the patient assessment the trainee may need to perform some hands on assessment. This would be discussed and agreed in writing prior to participation.
If you are a member of the Forum and would like to participate please let me know.
It is a very enjoyable process. The training school is located in Fulham nor far from Earls Court and West Brompton stations.
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London Ambulance Academy
150 Seagrave Road Fulham LONDON, SW6 1RX |
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LAS Clinical Reviews ... Cardiac Care Pack ... Major Trauma Care Pack (Nov-Dec 2017)
Major Trauma Care Pack (Jan-March 2018) ... Stroke Care Pack
Major Trauma Care Pack (Jan-March 2018) ... Stroke Care Pack
CARDIAC CARE PACK -
16 Slides
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MAJOR TRAUMA CARE PACK
Nov - Dec 2017 - 7 Slides
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MAJOR TRAUMA CARE PACK Jan-March 2018 - 7 slides
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STROKE CARE PACK - 7 slides
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COMPLAINTS CHARTER - For Urgent and Emergency Care
8 pages Prepared by the LAS Patients' Forum in collaboration with the London Ambulance Service |
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LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE STRATEGY - 2018/19 - 2022/23
113 pages Chair's Introduction . Chief Executive's Forward . Executive Summary . Challenges and opportunities for the urgent and emergency care systems . A world-class ambulance service for a world class city . Strategic Themes 1 - 3 . Estimating the impact of the strategy . Delivering our strategy . Appendices |
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QUALITY ACCOUNT 2018 - PATIENTS' FORUM RESPONSE
7 pages Letter to Trisha Bain, Chief Quality Officer, London Ambulance Service |
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GENDER PAY REPORT - As at 31 March 2017
Background - Our commitment to Equality of Opportunity and Inclusion - What is the Gender Pay Gap? - The difference between the Gender Pay Gap and equal pay - What does the Gender Pay Audit cover? - Gender profile at the LAS - Our gender pay audit data Gender Pay Gap Reporting Narrative - Our Action Plan |
RESOURCE BANK FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
NHS England is launching a free national resource of guidance, case studies, templates and toolkits to support NHS colleagues to plan and deliver public engagement and consultation on major health service changes.
The resource bank is available on the future NHS collaboration platform in the, ‘Engagement and communications for sustainability and transformation’ workspace.
Colleagues can find out more and access to the resource by emailing england.stgcommunications@nhs.net. Please note that this site requires a login.
NHS England is launching a free national resource of guidance, case studies, templates and toolkits to support NHS colleagues to plan and deliver public engagement and consultation on major health service changes.
The resource bank is available on the future NHS collaboration platform in the, ‘Engagement and communications for sustainability and transformation’ workspace.
Colleagues can find out more and access to the resource by emailing england.stgcommunications@nhs.net. Please note that this site requires a login.
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CO-PRODUCTION WITH THE LAS PowerPoint Presentation ... 12 slides What is Co-Production - Complaints Charter for Urgent and Emergency Care - Working with Sickle Cell Organisations - Care of Patients with Diabetes - LAS Academy - Stroke Care - Aspiration One: LAS Strategy - Aspiration Two: Complaints Investigations Aspiration Three: Q Volunteering - Working with BME Volunteers - Aspiration Four: Learning from Patients - Bariatric Care |
