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The first medical resource on scene in around 20% of incidents attended
SARS has responded to over 17500 call outs
Over 5000 clinical hours volunteered annually
£0 cost to the patients we treat
A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP made an advanced prehospital intervention at the scene before the patient was airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest.
A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP later accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor accompanied a patient with a serious cardiac condition to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
Multiple SARS resources were mobilised to a serious road traffic collsion. Three patients were assessed and treated at the scene before being taken to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP was the first medical resource on scene and provided immediate treatment. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene before sedating them. The patient was later airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS assessed a patient at the scene for a serious cardiac condition. The SARS team then sedated the patient before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital, monitoring their condition throughout.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer CCP from SARS was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer CCP from SARS was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed the patient for a serious leg injury. The SARS team sedated the patient before accompanying them to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a patient reported to be in cardiac arrest
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient with a life-threatening respiratory condition. The SARS CCP treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor and paramedic were mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP helped resuscitate the patient and then sedated then before they were taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS nurse was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS Critical Care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision
A volunteer SARS nurse was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS critical care team and a solo SARS CCP were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS responders assessed and treated a patient at the scene for multiple serious injuries. The patient was later accompanied by the SARS team to hospital.
A volunteer SARS nurse was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed the patient, who had a serious leg injury, before sedating them and accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a life-threatening medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was first on scene at a medical emergency. The SARS paramedic assessed the patient who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer paramedic was mobilised to a medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The patient was treated at the scene and later airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene before undertaking an advanced airway procedure to help stabilise the patient. The patient was then accompanied by the SARS team to hospital via land ambulance.
A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to help treat a patient in cardiac arrrest. The patient was later airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had suffered a cardiac arrest. The SARS team made several advanced airway interventions before accompanying the patient by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed the patient at the scene for a serious leg injury before administering specialist painkilling medication to facilitate their rapid transfer to hospital
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to assist the East of England Ambulance Service at a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS Nurse was mobilised to assist the East of England Ambulance Service with a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS nurse assessed the patient and administered specialist pain-killing drugs to facilitate their rapid extrication to hospital.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS critical care team attended a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed and treated a male patient at the scene before accompanying him by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to an equestrian incident.
A volunteer SARS team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient and made several advanced prehospital interventions before accompanying the patient by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital via land ambulance
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assisted with the assessment and extrication of a patient who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team made several advanced prehospital interventions on a patient who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a road traffic collision and assisted with the treatment of a patient who was later transferred by land ambulance to hospital
A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a medical emergency. The SARS clinician assessed the patient at the scene before accompanying them to hospital.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was first on scene at a life-threatening medical emergency. The SARS paramedic provided immediate treatment and the patient was later airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.
A Volunteer SARS Critical Care Paramedic was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to an equestrian incident. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene for a serious leg injury before accompanying by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a medical emergency
A volunteer SARS CCP and Doctor were mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a medical emergency.
A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in a cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP helped ambulance crews resuscitate the patient before making an advanced airway intervention and sedating the patient. The SARS CCP then accompanied the patient to hospital by land ambulance, monitoring their condition throughout.
A volunteer SARS CCP and the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. A patient was assessed and treated for multiple injuries before being airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer SARS CCP was tasked to a serious medical emergency on Saturday evening. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed 3 patients at the scene.
A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital
A volunteer SARS team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency
A volunteer critical care team from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS paramedic working alongside crews from East of England Ambulance Service helped resuscitate the patient who was later airlifted to hospital.
A volunteer doctor from SARS was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene, administering specialist painkilling drugs to enable their rapid extrication to hospital.
A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency.
A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision between a cyclist and a car. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer critical care paramedic from SARS was mobilised to attend a seriously injured motorcyclist. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene before administering specialist painkilling drugs to facilitate a rapid extrication to hospital. The SARS CCP accompanied by land ambulance monitoring his condition throughout.
A volunteer critical care paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.
A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed 3 patients at the scene before accompanying one patient by land ambulance to hospital.
A volunteer critical care team from SARS were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient in a life-threatening condition before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital
A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to attend a patient involved in an equestrian incident. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
A volunteers SARS critical care team were first on scene at a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed the patient before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.
A SARS paramedic was tasked to a medical emergency. The SARS paramedic treated the patient at the scene before they were transferred to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend an injured motorcyclist who has sustained a serious leg injury. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before the patient was transferred to hospital by land ambulance
A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.
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