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The impact of serious road traffic collisions on those who respond to them | South Central Ambulance Service
As part of Road Safety Week, we accompanied newly qualified paramedic, Lee Attwood, and his crew mate, emergency care assistant, Adrian Kaczmarczyk, on a 7am-5pm shift from the Blue Light Hub in Milton Keynes. Whilst we were fortunate not to be sent to any road traffic collisions during our shift, Lee took time when we returned to base at the end of the shift to speak about the impact that responding to serious collisions can have on him and his…
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The impact of serious road traffic collisions on those who respond to them | South Central Ambulance Service
As part of Road Safety Week, we accompanied newly qualified paramedic, Lee Attwood, and his crew mate, emergency care assistant, Adrian Kaczmarczyk, on a 7am-5pm shift from the Blue Light Hub in Milton Keynes. Whilst we were fortunate not to be sent to any road traffic collisions during our shift, Lee took time when we returned to base at the end of the shift to speak about the impact that responding to serious collisions can have on him and his…
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