Body worn video for paramedics
The government has announced a trial of Body-Worn-Video for ambulance staff - 15% of whom report assaults at work.
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Protecting emergency workers - building on zero-tolerance
It is shocking to hear of healthcare or emergency services workers being assaulted whilst carrying out their duties. Most of us would...
Crossing the line: abuse of emergency workers
A woman has been arrested after an abusive note was left on an ambulance, complaining about where the ambulance was parked.
The...
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