Ambulance

In Mid Wales the Ambulance Service has welcomed Dill, its first therapy dog. A solution to the increasing stress and burnout that is affecting ambulance crews as elsewhere in the world

New Year's Eve in Germany: the heads of the fire brigade, police and rescue services 'in shock' not because of the number of interventions, but because of the numerous targeted attacks on ambulances and rescue vehicles

Germany, a revolution in rescue services thanks to virtual ambulance training: Computer Games Technology students set virtual reality in motion

Political speculation aside, which we shun like the black plague, the ambulance workers' strike was perfectly successful, and found widespread public solidarity

Staff in the NHS, the Anglo-Saxon national health system, are in the midst of a period of unrest and strikes, and tomorrow it is the turn of ambulance workers

The ambulance strike, or rather its workers, called by Unison for Dec. 21 is of no small concern to Anglo-Saxon healthcare institutions

The International Volunteer Day gave us, among other things, the opportunity and the privilege to get to know better the Red Cross in an important city like Florence

Ambulances for Ukraine, battered by eight months of war: that is the promise of the UK Foreign Secretary, on a visit to Kyiv

Germany, the "Gaffer" phenomenon: gaffering during road accidents is a phenomenon that has been occurring for many years, but the development and spread of smartphones makes life even more complicated for rescuers intent on saving lives in…

Rescuers in Germany in the same difficult situation as their Italian, British and other colleagues: fatigue from increasing workloads and burnout lead to a surprising (but not so surprising) result among them, with 39% saying they would…