Mini-stroke victims ‘miss out on vital care’ By Nick Triggle Health reporter, BBC News Mini-strokes often lead to a full-blown attack Many patients at high risk of stroke are not getting the specialist treatment they need, an audit found. People … Continue reading →
Plans for an “ambitious” new £110m emergency care centre in Aberdeen have taken another step forward. The full business case was approved at a meeting of the board of NHS Grampian, and the plan will now be submitted to the … Continue reading →
Published Date: 18 February 2010 By Lyndsay Moss Health Correspondent MORE patients calling an ambulance in Scotland could be treated at home by paramedics rather than going to hospital, a report on the future for the service reveals. The “strategic … Continue reading →
Consultation Our aircraft do not belong to the Service but are owned and operated by a private company on a contractual basis. We have started the tender process for this contract, which expires on 31 March 2013. As part of … Continue reading →
Delays concern voiced over air ambulance service shake-up transfer of co-ordination to central belt raises fears By Iain Ramage Published: 15/10/2009 THE air ambulance service in the north and north-east could be hit by delays from next week as the … Continue reading →