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     • Ambulance trusts provide a range of services including; handling 999 calls co-ordinating and dispatching ambulances providing clinical interventions on the scene for seriously ill patients and transporting people to hospital in an emergency referring patients onto alternative services across health and care
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   What does an ambulance trust do?

   • As a fundamental part of the country’s emergency services, ambulance trusts operate alongside the police and fire service in addition to the rest of the NHS, and the wider health and care system. At a national level, ambulance performance is monitored by the time it takes the service to respond to different levels of emergency care.

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   How many ambulance trusts are there in England?

   • The ambulance service plays a unique role. As a fundamental part of the country’s emergency services, ambulance trusts operate alongside the police and fire service in addition to the rest of the NHS, and the wider health and care system. There are 10 ambulance trusts across England.

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   Do ambulance trusts have a better relationship with NHS England?

   • Ambulance trusts have reported improved relationships with NHS England, noting a shift from top-down messaging to a more collaborative approach that acknowledges operational pressures. However, a focus on operational performance often overshadows a focus on people and culture, creating a disconnect between the two.

   Culture review of ambulance trusts - NHS England

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   Are ambulance trusts better positioned?

   • Ambulance trusts are involved at multiple points in the patient pathway. While STPs and ICSs focus on transformation at the level of place, the position ambulance services occupy within the wider health economy and the large geographies they cover means that they are often better placed to engage at the system level.

   What ambulance trusts bring to the integration journey

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   Why are ambulance services important?

   • Ambulance services play a vital role in our communities, responding to people’s most urgent needs and at their most vulnerable times. Ambulance staff work with passion and commitment, in some of the most pressured environments and across complex geographies providing compassionate care to patients.

   Culture review of ambulance trusts - NHS England

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   Why do ambulance trusts need a Registered Paramedic?

   • Ambulance trusts to develop clear vision and values, have a registered paramedic on the Board, and provide protected time for individuals to receive leadership and management training and development. NHS England to review health and wellbeing frameworks taking account of operational context.

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3. nhsproviders.org › the-ambulance-serviceThe ambulance service: understanding the new standards

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   There are 10 ambulance trusts across England. Each trust covers a large geography, covering multiple local integrated systems which include numerous hospitals with A&E departments and varying community, primary and social care provision and support millions of people.

4. www.londonambulance.nhs.uk › talking-with-usWho we are and what we do - London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

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   We are the only NHS trust that covers the whole of London. The 999 service we provide to Londoners is purchased by clinical commissioning groups. Our performance is monitored by NHS England. Ultimately we are responsible to the Department of Health.

   Station/code	Address
   Barnehurst (L1)	164 Erith Road, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA7 ...
   Battersea (Q1)	119 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1HW
   Beckenham (M4)	12 Beckenham Road, Beckenham Kent BR3 ...
   Brixton (Q2)	Unit 25 Bessemer Park, 250 Milkwood Road, ...

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5. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › culture-review-ofCulture review of ambulance trusts - NHS England

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   Feb 15, 2024 · Ambulance services play a vital role in our communities, responding to people’s most urgent needs and at their most vulnerable times. Ambulance staff work with passion and commitment, in some of the most pressured environments and across complex geographies providing compassionate care to patients.

6. www.londonambulance.nhs.uk › about-us › what-we-doWhat we do - London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

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   What we do. Providing an emergency response. As the mobile arm of the health service in London, our main role is to respond to emergency 999 calls, getting medical help to patients who have serious or life-threatening injuries or illnesses as quickly as possible. Responding to less serious calls.

7. nhsproviders.org › news-blogs › blogsWhat ambulance trusts bring to the integration journey

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   Ambulance trusts are experienced in connecting patient with falls clinics, mental health services and social care services – a cornerstone of place-based integrated care.

8. aace.org.uk › uk-ambulance-serviceStructure of the UK Ambulance Services - aace.org.uk

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   The UK Ambulance Services are comprised of the following bodies: Ten individual NHS Ambulance Trusts (some of which are now Foundation Trusts) in England: North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust. Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust. North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust.

9. nhsproviders.org › media › 698317A VISION FOR THE NHS AMBULANCE SECTOR - NHS Providers

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   Ambulance services are at the heart of strained UEC systems and hold some of the biggest risks for patient safety, particularly when there are no resources to send to someone who has called 999 needing emergency or time-critical urgent care.