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Merry Christmas!

Posted in Health Care, Opinion, Sustainability on Tuesday December 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »

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Green Goddess in Parwich

Posted in Health Care, Young people on Saturday July 6, 2019| Leave a Comment »

Thanks to Rob Francis for reminding us about summer 1983  when the Green Goddess came to in Parwich and sending us these 3 youtube links. Let us know who you recognise.

 

 

 

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Pikehall Tractor Run

Posted in Health Care, Pikehall on Sunday September 23, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Thank you to John L for these photos

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Training for All

Posted in First Responders, Health Care, Uncategorized on Thursday September 20, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Just a quick reminder about the training session at the Memorial Hall. It is open to everybody and we hope that lots of people will pop along for the session. It should last about an hour and a half, finishing with free refreshments.

So whether you feel that your life saving skills are rusty or if you think that you would have no idea what to do in the case of a heart attack please come and hear John Whittaker from East Midlands Ambulance Service guide us all through what you should do.
We have decided to hold a raffle in aid of the Air Ambulance during the evening. Parwich First Responders look forward to seeing you on Thursday at 7.30. Sue H

Static Defibrillator Training

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Training for All

Posted in First Responders, Health Care on Thursday September 13, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Static Defibrillator Training

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Training for All

Posted in Health Care on Monday August 27, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Static Defibrillator Training

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Praise for Emergency Teams

Posted in Health Care on Friday June 1, 2018| 1 Comment »

We are not alone in Parwich ( NHS Emergency System held in high esteem)

Suffering  a Wasp attack and prone to Anaphalaxis the events below unfolded Tuesday afternoon.

On receiving the sting, the administration of a Epipen has to be actioned followed by a request for an ambulance.
The immediately received call by the operator once establishing the service required, actioned the appropriate call out , they stayed on the phone asking and giving information only finishing the call once a member of the response team arrive this being a member of the Parwich first responder to monitor the situation .
Soon afterward the paramedic arrived to take over and monitor my health. some 20 minutes later the Ambulance arrived.
Having established I was stable but with consultation with my G.P. they relinquished their responsibility and left.
A secondary reaction occured but was soon controlled by my G.P. on an emergency appointment at the locally surgery.
The above agency carried out their work as a cohesive team , fast, efficient and professional.
THEREFORE WE ARE NOT ALONE
David Goldstraw

 

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