Bereaved families invited to take part in new research study
North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) is inviting members of the public to take part in a new research study exploring the experiences of families following the death of a loved one outside hospital.
Honouring decades of care: ambulance colleagues recognised for their service
Eleven North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) colleagues have been recognised for their exceptional commitment to caring for communities across the region, collectively representing more than 250 years of dedication and compassion.
On the road to better health: ambulance teams help patients stub out smoking
Support for patients to stop smoking is set to be rolled out into clinical practice at North East Ambulance Service following a successful trial.
Quick thinking schoolgirl honoured by ambulance service after acting fast to help her dad
A Washington schoolgirl who trusted her gut to help her dad has been recognised by North East Ambulance Service.
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Governor spotlight: Devon Lawton, appointed governor
Devon, who sits on our governing board as a representative from the Local Resilience Forum (LRF), spoke to us about her role.
Early look at the new electric vehicles
North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) hosted two events in April to give staff, NHS partners and colleagues from across the ambulance sector an early look at new electric vehicles set to support services in the coming months.
Spotlight on our service – the frequent caller team
Last year, NEAS dealt with 1,353 patients who frequently call 999 because of unmet medical, social or psychological needs.
This month, we caught up with Carrie Ingram, the clinical lead for our frequent caller team, the team responsible for supporting these patients.