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The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Official Podcast.Let us take you behind the scenes of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service as we share real stories, expert insights, and important conversations about saving lives, supporting communities, and shaping the future of emergency care.
Unknown Host hosts Seconds Count, a health show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Heather Sharpe, Assistant Director of Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) at the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, about her remarkable career spanning m
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Sean Kelly, Clinical Training Manager at the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, about the vital role education and training play in preparing our frontline staff to deliver
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Florence Milliken, Professional Liaison Consultant, from the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), about the vital role the HCPC plays in regulating health and care pro
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Neil Gillan, Service User Lead and George Bell, Chair of Partnership Forum, about the importance of listening to patients, families and communities to help shape ambulance se
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Michael Allen about the importance of CPR and the reality of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.Michael discusses why immediate action is so critical when someone suffers a cardi
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Sean McCluskey, Health, Wellbeing and Peer Support Officer, about the importance of men's health and mental wellbeing. Sean discusses why many men find it difficult to talk a
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Clinical Pathways Lead Karl Bloomer on how the different alternatives to the emergency department, how we can care f
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) Leader Sam McGowan about how the HART team has developed and what its role is wi
In this episode of Seconds Count, we speak to Aidan Early, who dreamed of becoming a paramedic from the age of seven. His dream came true. But Aidan was diagnosed with cancer in his early forties. This is a story of resi
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Helicopter Emergency Medical Service Operational Lead Paramedic Glenn O’Rorke on how HEMS first began in Northern Ir
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Sean McCluskey and Emma Hallissey from our Peer Support team on dealing with trauma post incident, what led to the b
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Paramedic and lecturer in Paramedic Science, Aisling McBride. Aisling discusses her route to becoming a paramedic, h
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to our Medical Director, Dr Nigel Ruddell. Dr Ruddell talks us through the triaging process and how we prioritise emerg
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you bythe Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to our very own NIAS legend, Kieran Devine. Kieran talks about his experiences across both frontline and control, recent
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak with Assistant Director of Operations Mark Cochrane and Violence Reduction Lead Frankie Dillon about the issue of viole
In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak with Interim Chief Executive Maxine Paterson about her unexpected route into NIAS, the personal event that first connec
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