Ambulance service stands down critical incident

Ambulance service stands down critical incident
East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) has formally stood down its first ever critical incident, which was announced partly due to widespread flooding. The organisation declared the incident on Monday evening as severe flooding hit the region.
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The service remains at the highest level of the Resource Escalation Action Plan and has urged people to seek treatment elsewhere in non life-threatening scenarios
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East Midlands Ambulance Service has declared a critical incident for the first time in its 26-year history. EMAS had to put out more ambulance resources yesterday than ever before. Due to an
Ambulance service declares first critical incident
East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) has declared its first ever critical incident after flooding hit the region. EMAS raised its resource escalation action plan to level four - the highest level that indicates a potential for failures in the service - in response to pressures on the NHS and ambulance services on 26 November.
East Midlands ambulance service declares first 'critical incident' as demand soars amid flooding
East Midlands Ambulance Service said it has put out more ambulances than ever before but it has now been forced to ask for extra support
Hundreds waited for ambulance amid 'great risk' to patients in critical incident
More than 500 emergencies were waiting for a response from East Midlands Ambulance Service (Emas) when it declared a critical incident on Monday (January 6). Bosses felt there was “a great risk” of patient harm and they had to “take action” to reduce this last night.
East Midlands Ambulance Service declares critical incident in response to increasing pressure
East Midlands Ambulance Service has this evening declared a critical incident. EMAS has put out more ambulance resource than ever before. However, the combination of significant patient demand, pressure within local hospitals, and flooding across the East Midlands, have led to this level of escalation.
Life in A&E as pressures classed critical incident
The BBC's Hugh Pym spent two days in A&E at Warwick Hospital where management declared a critical incident, with some staff describing the period as "one of the worst" they'd known. South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust said it had experienced "some of the highest" attendances it had ever seen at the emergency department in the past week.
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A health boss at a county's NHS that has declared a critical incident said its hospitals had been dealing with high demand for more than a month. The NHS in Northamptonshire said there was mounting pressure on health services,
East Midlands Ambulance Service stands down critical incident
The East Midlands Ambulance Service declared this morning (Wednesday, January 8) there is no longer a critical incident. EMAS declared it was facing a critical incident on Monday (January 6) evening, after significant patient demand, pressure from local hospitals and also severe flooding across the region.
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