'Very professional and caring' Care Opinion

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Last weekend was Jeff McClure’s last NW200 in his current role. Due to retire later this year he has been involved since 2006. This, along with his 41 years with NIAS were recognised at the event by SOS Chris Heaton Harris, DFM Emma Little Pengelly and the event organisers.

Third year paramedic students from Ulster University recently attended NIAS Emergency Ambulance Control as part of their practice-based learning experiences.

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'Wonderful care given by NIAS' Care Opinion

This enthusiastic and motivated group of clinicians spent 3 weeks at NIAS HQ, finishing 24th April, under the tutelage and guidance of our Clinical Training Officers to introduce them to NIAS and prepare them for their operational roles. Read more: nias.hscni.net/welcoming-new-…

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And the final tweet belongs to today’s most photographed runner - where’s the brother??

So everyone should be home now having a well earned rest and getting pampered after their great effort. More of the Gaelic team and one of Seainin Waters (HR) who took part with her local club, having graduated with the NIAS couch to 5k initiative from last year. Congrats to all

2/2 congratulations to all who took part, raising money for the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust, a local charity which helps those who have lost loved ones abroad.
Any other staff taking part can send me photos on our WhatsApp and I’ll post them here. Tell me the charity.

1/2 Big day today in Belfast with the marathon. Among the, I am sure many, NIAS staff taking part was the GAA team who had three relay teams entered and Chris Doherty who took on the full 26+ miles.

This years World Hand Hygiene campaign centres on the importance of knowledge about hand hygiene, we ask all NIAS staff to check out the latest IPC newsletter and educational resources on the IPC resource.

Hand Hygiene is the cornerstone of safe and effective healthcare, by cleaning hands regularly with soap and water or alcohol hand sanitiser we can prevent the spread of harmful microorganisms. Join the Hand Hygiene campaign to protect patients and create a safer environment.

NIAS proudly marks World Hand Hygiene Day 2024  and commits to maintaining impeccable hand hygiene standards to ensure that every patient receives safe and effective care and reducing the risk of preventable infections.

NIAS Chief Paramedic Officer Neil Sinclair outlines our ambitious clinical strategy to transform how we deliver pre-hospital care to benefit patients. #NIASLC2024

A deeply personal and insightful talk on overcoming adversity and how to succeed as a leader in uncertainty by Marie Gleeson. #Trust #selfawareness #compassion #believeinyourself Marie Gleeson NIAS #NIASLC2024

Leading through uncertain times - Former top NI civil servant David Sterling with leadership lessons for the ambulance service at NIAS annual conference @nias999 #NIASLC2024

Fascinating insights into leadership from his career from David Sterling at the NIAS Leadership Conference. Challenges us to be authentic and inspire hope in uncertain times.