The national network to address the demand created by frequent callers to emergency ambulance services across the UK.
Joined March 2019
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Here’s the link you will have been waiting for: Our Joint Vice Chair @JonHW999 and Academic Lead @DrJasonScott joining @HSRN_UK at the #HSRUK2020 panel presentation on #HighIntensityUsers Hope you find it useful.
18 Jun 2020
view #HSRUK2020 panel presentation & discussion on 'Who makes high use of the emergency ambulance services and how are services responding to meet the needs of these patients?' with @hpsnooha Ashra Khanom, Penny Gripper
@JonHW999 @NHS_Chris @DrJasonScott youtu.be/YL8LVJlgIo4
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Join one of our Vice Chairs at the HSR UK 2020 Virtual Conference between July 1-3: youtu.be/Xozya_9VRJ0 via @YouTube. @JonHW999 is joining our Academic Lead @DrJasonScott in a discussion surrounding #highintensityusers including input from @nhsrightcare.
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Great point by our SW England Lead: Frequent Callers are vulnerable & complex with needs that are not being met with various reasons. Care needs to be individualised and person-centred. The SCR AI will allow you to see what’s been done to date. Consider what support is needed.
8 Jun 2020
Summary Care Record Additional Information (SCR-AI) increases the amount of info to support clinical decisions. The SCR-AI should help understand what’s already in place to support #FrequentCaller patients get the @swasftRightCare/@nhsrightcare for this vulnerable group @FreCaNN
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Excellent to see this work recognised. Frequent Callers to 999 are vulnerable&complex in their presentation. Good collaboration to address clinical need and risk is essential to ensure the right care is provided. Great work @Mcnally40! Glad @CareQualityComm saw your hard work
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19 Apr 2020
No matter what the situation is all you need to know is 54321! You got this and you can do more than you imagine is possible.
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16 Mar 2020
Reminding us - Increasing numbers in in self-isolation so a good time to make sure you have the right phone numbers and email addresses of the people you care about.
BBC News - Coronavirus: How to protect your mental health bbc.co.uk/news/health-518737…
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Great to see the support made available to ambulance services to help add to the work done by each team to help and support and therefore reduce impact from #HIU patients Good luck @swasFT @BarumPolice and @DPT_NHS!!
29 Nov 2019
Great to represent @swasFT at the @DPT_NHS #Celebratingachievementawards as part of the work we do with @SIMintensive in @NHSDevonCCG
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Great to see tools such as this being used to tailor care to the individual. Ensure your care is person-centres and we can support patients to reduce their reliance on 999 and improve self-resilience.
10 Nov 2019
Great for identifying unavailable services that would have helped those calling 999 frequently and need better/different/more support.
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4 Sep 2019
20 minutes of cold running water saves skin! Please ‘stay and wash away’ if within 3 hours of injury!
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3 Sep 2019
Hot off the Press: Cool Running Water First Aid Decreases Skin Grafting Requirements in Pediatric Burns: A Cohort Study of Two Thousand Four Hundred Ninety-five Children annemergmed.com/article/S019… via @brongriffin
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Good pain management is key to providing the right care sooner and reduce the likelihood of the problem getting worse and therefore the need for further healthcare services and any potential wait. Saving our 999 services for those that need live saving treatment.
Paracetamol, ibuprofen, or aspirin? The type of medicines that you need to treat your pain depend on what type of pain you have. Find out more: ow.ly/RdGh30pg7Gl
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Always good to fight against prejudice and bias. #equality for all is paramount.
As a community we’ve faced a lot of prejudice in the past, and the present can be tough too. We say, enough is enough.
Everyone deserves respect for who they are and who they love. Share our message of unity.
Find out more: Galop.org.uk #LGBT youtu.be/0QQyH5uwquU
Great day at @FreCaNN meeting. Thanx for hosting @EMASNHSTrust Discussions around the evolution of the #FrequentCaller definition & @NIHRresearch joined our Academic Lead @DrJasonScott to present evidence behind how best to support people who use 999 regularly, to reduce demand.
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Feeling unwell? Pharmacies are the first place to go for minor health concerns: nhs.uk/pharmacyadvice
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Want to get into yoga? There's some evidence that regular yoga practice is beneficial for people with high blood pressure, heart disease, aches and pains – including lower back pain – depression and stress. Get started here: ow.ly/3BqI30ldras
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Setting up the emergency medical features on your phone could save your life. It allows ambulance staff to see info like allergies, medical conditions and who to contact in case of an emergency. Your device's documentation should tell you how to set it up.
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Pharmacists are healthcare professionals who can help with things like coughs, colds, and other minor health concerns: nhs.uk/pharmacyadvice
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Those struggling with stress, anxiety or depression can refer themselves directly to a psychological therapies service without needing to see a GP. Get started here: ow.ly/Z34630lO5cw
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If enough people in a community are vaccinated, it's harder for a disease to pass between people who have not been vaccinated. This is particularly important for protecting people who can't be vaccinated. Read more: ow.ly/srYd30oGr1V #ValueofVaccines
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