Stark evidence UKOSS (recent interim data) that for pregnant women admitted with COVID-19 the risks can be profound for both mum & baby. Midwives we have a duty of care to ensure that women are being informed of the latest evidence & data. Vaccination is recommended for all

It was great to go along to one of the London Ambulance Service Maternity team's events for #WorldPatientSafetyDay today and to hear more about maternity care in #TeamLAS from NHS Midwife Amanda Mansfield MBE and Sarah from the maternity team.

Thrilled to welcome @aimeethemidwife to the London Ambulance Service as our new Practice Development Midwife! So proud of the warm welcome she’s already received by our teams across the service. London Ambulance Service Daniel Elkeles Sarah NHS Midwife Amanda Mansfield MBE

Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021 starts today💖 We want to help anyone affected by pregnancy and baby loss find ways to look after their wellbeing. Check in each day for tips and conversations about #wellbeing after loss.​ Find out more➡️babyloss-awareness.org/welcome-to-bab… #BLAW2021 #BLAW

Really useful advice and support for prehospital clinicians. #BLAW2021

OCTOBER 15TH – WORLD PREGNANCY & INFANT LOSS REMEMBRANCE DAY On October 15th, participate in the International Wave of Light by lighting a candle at 7 pm local time to honor all babies gone too soon. Keep your candle lit for at least one hour to create a continuous“wave of light”

Yesterday our Director of Ambulance Services Pauline Cranmer presented long service certificates to four #TeamLAS medics based in London Ambulance - North West London: Robert, Peter, Karen and David - who, together, have given 115 years of #NHS service! Start your journey with us today:

Come and join the London Ambulance Service team. We are recruiting 2 x Assistant Medical Directors. Info here: jobs.londonambulance.nhs.uk/job/UK/London/…

Today I joined Dr Lyann Gross at James Wigg & Queens Crescent GP Practices. Collaborative working with our primary care colleagues helps to promote shared understanding of our roles and ultimately helps to drive and improve the care for patients. Thanks to the team for having me!

Incredible, heartfelt reflections from #HafsaMahumud about her experiences as a black Muslim paramedic; #ALF2022 delegates - if you were unable to join this session, pls make sure you take time to watch the recording ⁦The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives⁩ ⁦Agatha Naa-Ashiorkor Nortley-Meshe⁩

Today we have heard from Naomi, Jamie’s mum. Jamie, 18 years old had a sudden cardiac arrest on NYE and sadly passed away. An ambulance wasn’t available to respond immediately to Jamie - 17 ambulances were queuing outside hospital. #ALF2022

#ALF2022 hearing the power of patients stories and the experiences of their families driving change in systems and outcomes…. Their courage is humbling. The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives West Midlands Ambulance Service #HelpUsHelpYou #jamiesstory #AEDs #chainofsurvival #restartaheart

We're pioneering a new scheme to help reduce the risks of chemsex, as data shows that we treat 1 person a day from the effects of 'hook-up drugs'. This will include new training for staff + resources for our teams to share with communities where #chemsex is most prevalent (1/2)

Often, published research doesn’t provide the ‘backstory’ to how the research idea came about. I’ve just published this paper which I’m very proud of and wanted to share it with you. So here’s a little story about how it came about. 🧵 magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.129…

Visited Northwick Park Hospital ED ⁦with Sarah a very experienced ⁦London Ambulance Service⁩ Senior Sector Clinical Lead. Very helpful discussions with ⁦impressive ⁦London North West University Healthcare⁩ staff covering handovers cohorting and ED pressures. Good to listen and hear partners challenges.

Never underestimate a dog's ability to put smiles on faces! 😍🐶 Our LAS Cycle Team are leading an initiative delivering #PetTherapy at ambulance stations and hospitals in London. Maddie the Labrador and Honey the Golden Retriever are owned by #TeamLAS medics John and Gerard 💚

"It was an opportunity to give current #paramedics in primary care, something that we never had when we moved into #primarycare five years ago... that was really important to us because transitioning from an #ambulanceservice into a primary care environment is quite difficult."

Could you do my #Job? This is an exciting opportunity to join an incredible team and be involved in delivering world-leading #research in the #ambulance sector. nhsjobs.com/job/UK/London/…

The London Ambulance Service Service 999 #Clinical Hub are the recipients of the Exceptional #Team Award. The team has worked tirelessly to reduce unnecessary #ambulance dispatches whilst simultaneously improving #patientcare. Just brilliant! #ALF2025

Congratulations GMJ on a great piece of work!