The Case for Inclusive Leadership. Or, to give it its proper title: Leadership fightingsailor.wordpress.com/2020/07/28/the…

A real privilege to be involved in yesterdays’ PHOTEX for #BALTOPS25 Coastal Forces Squadron at the front of their respective divisions, looking small compared to our #NATO comrades but no less mighty. HMS Archer HMS Smiter HMS Example HMS PURSUER HMS Biter #NATOfirst

Andy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚑 This is a good post. I think many paramedics believe conveyance causes no harm when it really can. Still many who practice defensive rather than defensible paramedicine. Trusts need to start making people feel safe to make appropriate conveyance decisions.

Most people use the term, "luddite" incorrectly. A luddite wasn't against technology, as you all seem to think they were, but against needless technology ruining people's livelihoods and churning out bad quality shite. Given the state of 2025, we should all aspire to be luddites.

An interesting read - Its clear the RN faces major choices, akin to those of 1960s, within next few decades, as it faces a pinchpoint in 2060s over how, or if, it can fund CASD and Carrier replacements. Will CVA01 happen again?

If you're a pension-age couple with a combined income of just under £70,000 a year, the government will give you taxpayers' money to pay your energy bills with. If you're a family earning a fraction of that amount and struggling to keep your children warm this winter, no help

You can buy a branded lanyard, iron-on woven badge or enamel pin badge to show your support for International Paramedics Day on the 8th July. Visit the International Paramedics Day shop on our website to see what’s on offer: internationalparamedicsday.com/category/all-p… 🛍️

When a patient presents with mottling among their constellation of signs, symptoms, and labs, there is a look that team members give each other that we've all seen. It's not a positive look. Here is some data reinforcing our intuition. 🎩 tip to the authors.

Royal Navy & RFA status update. Was a few months out of date so had to update the whole thing, so let me know if you spot anything and I'll repost with corrections. Still only took an hour to do completely.

If true (big if!), then this feels wrong. We face a genuine moment of danger, and threats unparalelled in decades to our security. Even I, as an eternal optimist, cannot find any plausible spin to explain or justify this as a benefit for Defence.

Mourners have paid tribute to the man dubbed the "father of the paramedic profession" at his funeral in Hove. Prof Douglas Chamberlain, 94, is credited with professionalising paramedics when he trained the first 6 "ambulance men" in Brighton in March 1971 bbc.com/news/articles/…

I really hope this incident today produces a tangible shift in resource prioritisation towards force protection of critical assets. There are viable short term solutions, but we need a long term change in mindset

Altogether now It's 👏not👏ethical 👏to👏do👏placebo👏trials👏against 👏an👏existing👏effective 👏vaccine

Dr Boyle, speaking exclusively to the The Telegraph, said: “One of the big missions is to have a shift from sickness to prevention, and that’s a perfectly sensible idea – everyone would agree with it. But people are still going to get sick, and need emergency care. I’m not hearing

SUNDAY QUESTION: Another question taken from our Curriculum Cup: Surgical Emergencies. Remember, the Curriculum Cup closes on the 11th July so if you want more, make sure you give it a go. In the meantime, ANSWER BELOW

An amber heat-health alert has been issued for the East of England ☀️ Make sure to stay well in the heat: 💧 keep hydrated 🏡 stay in the shade 🕶 wear sun cream and sunglasses ⛔ avoid strenuous activity 👕 wear loose-fitting clothes Read more 👉 ow.ly/SIsl50WieKK

Learn the step-by-step process of constructing and firing the Field Gun💣 Royal Navy sailors are required to follow a strict and intense routine to disassemble the gun before moving it...and that's only the beginning of the competition. Could you do it?👇

5/5 "One of the most interesting questions in the survey is about what makes a man. The results are, I think, pretty encouraging. In the chart below I show the top four answers and the bottom four answers:"

Transiting from Schevenigen to Zeebrugge today in company HMS PURSUER Reduced visibility providing fantastic Rule 19 of the IRPCS training for our Initial Warfare Officer on his Specialist Fleet Time

Ever thought about how video livestreaming technology integrates with human decision-making in dispatch of HEMS and prehospital critical care teams? Really pleased to see our latest article published in SJTREM. sjtrem.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #HEMS #EMS #decisionmaking