The North East Ambulance Service NHS, in collaboration with the charity for aortic dissection education in the UK, is proud to announce a comprehensive training initiative for Paramedics, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and first responders. This training is meticulously designed to cover the crucial aspects of aortic dissection, from its pathophysiology and presentation to initial management and treatment strategies.
Training Highlights
- Expert Contributions: The programme features insights from prominent paramedics, surgeons, and healthcare professionals, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of aortic dissection management.
- Patient and Family Perspectives: Incorporating narratives from patients and their families, the training provides a holistic view of the impact of timely and effective intervention.
- Action-Oriented Learning: Focused on empowering paramedics and first responders to recognise the signs of aortic dissection and understand and implement the best actions to enhance patient survival chances.
North East Ambulance Service NHS Mission
The North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is dedicated to delivering safe, effective, and responsive care across the North East, ensuring availability and reliability around the clock.
Community First Responders
Community First Responders, integral to the service, are trained volunteers who provide early intervention in emergencies, including cardiac arrests. They operate across various settings, contributing significantly to the Chain of Survival. The service includes Community First Responders, Co-Responders from public sectors, and Staff Responders, all focused on delivering immediate care.
This aortic dissection training initiative by the North East Ambulance Service demonstrates their commitment to enhancing emergency care skills, particularly in managing aortic dissection cases, to improve patient outcomes.
