Be Curious III Ep 3 – Meet the experts – CQC

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Be Curious III Ep 3 – Meet the experts – CQC

Safeguarding expert Dave Blain interviews Natalie Mullen, Regulatory Policy Manager, CQC and Helen Vine, Specialist Advisor, CQC.

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NHS Ambulance Services – Industrial Action

During the industrial action affecting Ambulance services taking place on the following dates, independent ambulance providers will continue to provide 999 support to those NHS Ambulance Trusts to which they are contracted.

Monday 6th February
Friday 10th February
Friday 17th February
Monday 20th February
Wednesday 22nd February

Monday 6th March
Monday 20th March

Similarly, those providing non-emergency patient transport services for the NHS will also continue to do so.

With regret, we are not able to facilitate ambulance services directly to the public.

Advice from NHS England

On strike days, patients should only call 999 if seriously ill or injured or in a mental health emergency, and there is risk to life. Ambulances will be dispatched where clinically appropriate.

For all other health care needs support will be available through NHS 111 online, via the NHS 111 helpline or at your local GP or pharmacy.

The NHS.UK website has more information on when to call 999 and when to go to A&E.

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