This post was first published on ' The Ramblings of a Graduate Paramedic' Blog by Saul Gaunt. You can follow him on Twitter @saulie10 It’s interesting, I never really thought about writing a blog before. Never really felt the need. I’m not someone who before now needed to write my emotions down. But this has one has stayed with me…. A little about me first. I’m a second ...
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Life's too short...
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Using a sledgehammer to crack a nut - Shared Control Rooms
Alex Grant, student paramedic at Anglia Ruskin University and for the London Ambulance Service, shares his thoughts on this week's media coverage of the 'shared control room' proposal. In recent news there have been calls from the Home Office to reform the way emergency services collaborate and a published report has suggested a ‘Sledgehammer plan’. This refers to Police,...
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In pursuit of happiness
This post was first published by Pocket me dic - a paramedic based in Canada. You can follow him on Twit ter@pocketmedicBC Today I want to touch on two topics that go hand in hand: h appiness & stress. When I tell people I work as a paramedic, they automatically relate to the job as being stressful. That is true. They often relate to stress as a paramedic from the ca...
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