Final Day done at #LincsShow23 with SJA East Region Clinical Team SJA East region What a fantastic few days with a great team! Some fantastic clinical care and an enjoyable time!

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Day out today with North Notts CFR and East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust EMAS Community Response Team at North Leverton Windmill! May have been a tad warm but for this photo is was worth it!

We're re-sharing 75 ways DHU supports the NHS to see out the end of its' 75th year. To celebrate International Paramedics Day we acknowledged their essential role in supporting our services, system partners and patients across all geographical areas. #DHUSupportsNHS

Out in Ashbourne this evening at Heritage Wood supporting SJA East region and SJA East Region Clinical Team. It’s fun but it’s a tad chilly! ❄️❄️ #Volunteer #EventMedicine

This ⬇️⬇️ There’s lots of research and data out there showing that if we talk frail elderly patients to hospital, inappropriately, the outcomes are generally poor for them. Paramedics are very good at managing risk and have been trained to do so.

So the advanced practice (other registered health professionals with more training, skills, and a clinical background) bashing begins as a follow on to the PA saga. Maybe we should just make everyone from the bottom to CEO a Doctor and then the NHS would run fantastically….

Such a brilliant opportunity for our volunteers development! Thankful to the team Jonathan Dexter OstJ Jack Lockley Anthony Sam Rogers @JayDeeHach & Elliott Darlow for giving up their time to share their skills and knowledge! #OneTeam #Excellence

Paramedics, including me, often provide I.V. Paracetamol as an extra top-up of fluids when considering pain/pyrexia management in a hypotensive patient. It makes sense right? There's a wee 100ml of fluids to help out. No brainer right? Wrong. 🧵1/8

Headline News ‘Workers pay in to pension scheme and scheme has to pay out to them’ Who would have thought it hey?

With the expansion of #paramedics into many areas of healthcare, there is a lot of discourse over our professional identify. I thought this tweet summed things up nicely and is also a representation of how far our profession has come in the last few years

Twitter is a *horrible* place for medicine right now

Not sure this is the type of person you want reporting for you BBC Radio 5 Live and The Mirror….

Big shout out to the pilots of the 18:15 Hovertravelltd out of Ryde, the smiling faces and waving have certainly put a grin on our little ones faces this evening!

Not sure what you call a group of lifeboats, maybe RNLI know?? A fantastic day Cowes RNLI Lifeboat Station today, great to see all the emergency services out showing us what they do! Bembridge RNLI Maritime and Coastguard Agency Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service St John Ambulance ¦ Hampshire & Isle of Wight SJA East Region Clinical Team seems I can’t get away!

I think all HCPs should spend time shadowing each other. Would reduce a lot of infighting and make everyone realise that we are all doing a difficult job in less than ideal circumstances.

On holiday here currently as it’s just a great place to be. Shame we can’t move here but might be a job for someone who can, fantastic island, by the sea, and from previous conversations a very progressive service!

In recent months Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Paramedics and Nurses have had their roles critiqued and explained to them by doctors on here. There's never any data or evidence to support their criticisms. And each attack frightens patients who worry about who they can trust.