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NI Ambulance Service treats more than 63,000 incidents without hospital transfer as winter pressures loom

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L-R: Neil Sinclair, Chief Paramedic Officer, Michelle Estler, DoH, Health Minister Robbie Butler, Jenny Keane, NIAS CEX. Wednesday 21 October 2026 More than 63,000 incidents handled by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) were resolved without patients needing to be taken to hospital during 2025/26, highlighting the growing importance of alternative approaches to emergency care as the health service prepares for another demanding winter…
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Love Ballymena broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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