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The next Meeting Basic Needs event takes place this Thursday, 28th September. We invite you to bring any unresolved frustrations relating to the IT access to us.

Rita Bains is a team leader within our emergency clinical advice and triage (ECAT) team who has been with the Trust for 20 years.

East of England Stroke Forum Online Learning Session for September is on Stroke Mimics - A Diagnostic Challenge

Over the last 2 months a significant piece of work has been taking place to replace the heart of the Trusts data network, referred to as our core stacks.

Online neurodiversity training is available through Royston at Genius Within on 27th September 2023. Book your place now.

The current policy position around staffing RRVs as a routine operating model is defined in the Trusts scope of practice policy.

This week is Falls Awareness Week and in 2021, NHS Charities Together awarded £508,689 to the East of England Ambulance Service Charity to enhance the role of volunteer Community First Responder (CFR) groups.

Complexities with this process has meant the payments will be made on the September supplementary payment run on 29 September, being identifiable on this supplementary payslip.

Any research study involving NHS patients and/or staff must have Health Research Authority (HRA) approval.

We are pleased to announce that the NMA trial started at the Stevenage Hub and will continue for a period of six weeks.

This week, the Trust is rolling out a new way to manage our category 2 emergency calls, known as C2 segmentation.

This week's We Are EEAST Briefing, led by CEO Tom Abell, will be held on Thursday afternoon.

The brief is about giving everyone a better insight into what the Board does, what is discussed at our Board meetings and what our areas of focus in both the short and longer term.

Our planned DSN meeting has been postponed until Tuesday 3rd October.

Over the weekend, the patient and public involvement team put together a montage of wonderful feedback from patients about their care from our staff.

A senior paramedic who has worked for EEAST for 34 years is among the finalists for the Sun newspaper’s Who Cares Win Awards.

In recognition of their impact, talent and leadership, this year's black history month theme looks to honour and celebrate the contributions and achievements of black women in EEAST.

The next Meeting Basic Needs event takes place this Wednesday, 20th September. We invite you to bring any unresolved frustrations relating to the rostering system to us.

Sunday was World Patient Safety Day, and this year’s theme from the World Healthcare Organisation asks us to ‘elevate the voice of patients.’

A 12-year-old girl has had an emotional reunion with the emergency responders who helped save her life after she suffered a cardiac arrest at her home in July.