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A volunteer SARS critical care team were 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 critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to attend a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer critical care team from SARS was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed the patient before administering advanced pain relieving drugs and accompanying the patient by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer critical care team from SARS were mobilised to a patient who had been involved in an equestrian incident. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient in a life-threatening medical condition. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene. The patient was later taken accompanied to hospital by a team from the East Anglian Air Ambulance.. 

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a reported serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic was the first medical resource on scene and assessed a patient who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient with a serious respiratory condition. The SARS CCP administered specialist drugs to the patient and accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital, monitoring their condition throughout.

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 critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to attend a patient who had suffered a serious fall. 

A volunteer SARS CCP was first on scene at a road traffic collison. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic assisted ambulance staff at the scene before leaving the patient in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer SARS CCP was the first medical resource on scene to an incident involving a patient who had suffered a cardiac event. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient reported to be in cardiac arrest. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A SARS volunteer responder was mobilised to a medical emergency. The SARS responder was the first medical resource on scene and assessed a patient.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency.  The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene and made several advanced airway interventions. The SARS team accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital monitoring their condition throughout.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene before accompanying them in a land ambulance to hospital. 

A volunteer SARS 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 doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance. Suffolk Fire and the East Anglian Air Ambulance were also mobilised to the incident.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP was the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene, administering specialist painkilling drugs before accompanying the patient by land ambulance to hospital

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to attend an equestrian incident. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated a patient.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to attend 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 responder was mobilised to support paramedics with the treatment of a patient with a life-threatening medical condition. The SARS responder rendevouzed with the land ambulance en route to hospital and accompanied the patient for the remainder of the journey.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS responder assessed and treated a patient at the scene for severe respiratory problems. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS doctor administered specialist drugs to help stabilise the patient at the scene. The SARS doctor then accompanied the patient (via land ambulance) to a specialist cardiac unit, monitoring and managing their airway throughout.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed a patient for a serious cardiac condition and accompanied them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a reported cardiac arrest.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a life-threatening medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was then transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was the first medical resource on scene at this incident. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at scene who was later transferred to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer Critical Care Paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a second serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP accompanied the patient to hospital.

A volunteer Critical Care Paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene, who was then later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer Critical Care Paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene, who was then later taken to hospital via land ambulance. 

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who has suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed the patient using specialist ultrasound equipment and administered pain-relieving drugs. The patient was then transferred to hospital via land ambulance.

A SARS volunteer medical team was first on scene to a serious road traffic collision involving a cyclist and lorry. The SARS team worked with EEAST and a team from EAAA to treat a male patient at the scene. He was later airlifted to hospital.

A volunteer SARS paramedic team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS paramedic team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency

A volunteer doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor was the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP working alongside a team from EHAAT and paramedics from EEAST treated a male patient at the scene. The patient was later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient who was later transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

Two volunteer critical care paramedics from SARS were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP's treated and sedated a female patient at the scene who had suffered life-threatening injuries. A SARS CCP then accompanied her by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was first on scene to attend a patient who had suffered a serious leg injury. The SARS doctor provided immediate treatment and the patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was tasked to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS CCP assisted paramedics in treating a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A SARS volunteer 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 and they were later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were first on scene at a road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed four patients at the scene, three were walking wounded and the other patient was left in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer SARS Critical Care Team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient at the scene and they were later transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS Critical Care Team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service

A SARS volunteer critical care team was mobilised to attend a patient who had been involved in an equestrian incident. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious leg injury. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene before administering specialist pain-killing drugs to sedate the patient. The SARS team then accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital.

A SARS volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a road traffic collision. On arrival the incident required no critical care interventions and the SARS team were stood down on scene.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient with a reported serious cardiac condition. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to attend a patient who suffered a serious fall. The coastguard and HART teams were also mobilised to the incident. The SARS team assessed and treated the patient for a serious chest injury and they later accompanied the patient to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a three vehicle collision on the A11. Two patients were assessed and treated at the scene before being taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious leg injury. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene before administering specialist pain-killing drugs to facilitate the patient's rapid extrication to hospital. The SARS CCP then accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision involving a motorcyclist. The SARS team provided enhanced care to the patient and then escorted him to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assess the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene. A team from the East Anglian Air Ambulance also provided assistance and the patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer doctor from SARS was mobilised to a patient with a life-threatening respiratory condition. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a road traffic collision. Three patients were assessed at the scene with one later being transported by land ambulance to hospital

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS doctor assessed the patient at the scene and administered specialist painkilling drugs to faciliate the patient's rapid transfer to hospital.

A volunteer SARS CCP 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 to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to attend a medical emergency. The SARS paramedic assessed the patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital via land ambulance

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a road traffic collision. The SARS paramedic was the first medical resource on scene and assessed a patient who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend a patient who had sustained a serious leg injury. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene and sedated them before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious leg injury. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene and administered specialist pain relieving medication to facilitate a rapid transfer to hospital.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene and they were later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic assessed a patient at the scene who was taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS clinical team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision near West Stow. The SARS team assessed and assisted in the treatment of a male patient at the scene. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance. A team from the East Anglian Air Ambulance also attended the incident.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before they were taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall and required specialist pain-killing drugs to enable their rapid extrication to hospital. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them via land ambulance to hospital.

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 via land ambulance

A volunteer paramedic from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic was the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient who was later transferred to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious leg injury. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before they were taken by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed 2 patients at the scene and then accompanied one of the patients by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a patient with severe respiratory difficulties. The SARS paramedic was the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated the patient before they were transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had been involved in a road traffic collision. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene for a significant head injury. The SARS team then accompanied the patient by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed the patient using ultrasound equipment and administered specialist pain relieving drugs to facilitate the extrication of the patient to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed a patient at the scene who was later transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer doctor from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. 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 serious medical emergency. The SARS CCP was the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated a patient who was later transferred to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised via the good sam app to a patient reported to be in cardiac arrest. The SARS clinician was the first medical resource on scene and assessed the patient. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic was the first medical resource on scene. The patient was assessed at the scene before being taken to hospital by land ambulance for further checks.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to an extremely serious road traffic collision.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and provided immediate treatment to a patient in a critical condition. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS patient assessed and treated a patient at the scene and the patient was later airlifted to hospital by the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision involving a van and a pedestrian.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a road traffic collision involving a child. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated the patient for a leg injury. The patient was later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS doctor treated the patient at the scene administering specialist pain-relieving drugs before escorting the patient via land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assisted in the extrication of the patient to a waiting land ambulance before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a life-threatening medical condition while offshore. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient before escorting them to a waiting land ambulance. The patient was subsequently transferred to hospital.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS CCP assessed the patient at the scene for a serious leg injury which required an advanced medical treatment by the SARS CCP. The SARS CCP sedated the patient and then accompanied them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a medical emergency. The SARS responder was the first medical resource on scene and assessed and treated the patient before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer SARS doctor attended a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene who had life-threatening injuries. The SARS doctor then accompanied the patient to hospital monitoring their condition throughout.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS doctor treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer doctor from SARS was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene and the patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A SARS volunteer doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene who was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision involving a single vehicle.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a serious medical emergency.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to attend a serious medical emergency involving a young child. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene and the patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS team were the first medical resource on scene and provided immediate treatment to two seriously injured patients. Both patients were later airlifted to hospital by the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor provided immediate assistance to a cyclist who had suffered a head injury. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance...

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a road traffic collision. We have no further information at this time.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a road traffic collision. The CCP assessed the patient and assisted ambulance crews at the scene. A patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision this morning. We have no further details at this time.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient suffering severe respiratory difficulties. The SARS assessed and treated the patient with a specialist nebulisation device. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to an equestrian incident. The SARS doctor assessed and treated a patient at the scene for a serious leg injury. The SARS doctor sedated the patient before accompanying him by land ambulance to hospital.

A SARS volunteer doctor was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor assessed a patient at the scene for a serious leg injury before the patient was taken to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a road traffic collision this morning. The SARS responder was the first emergency resource on scene and assessd a patient who was later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A SARS volunteer doctor was called to attend a patient reported to be in cardiac arrest. The SARS doctor assessed and treated the patient at the scene. The patient was later taken to hospital via land ambulance

A volunteer SARS responder was first on scene at a medical emergency. The SARS responder assessed the patient at the scene before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

A volunteer paramedic from SARS was first on scene at an extremely serious road traffic collision. Two air ambulance teams were also mobilised to the scene.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a patient reported to be suffering severe respiratory difficulties. The SARS team assessed the patient at the scene before leaving them in the care of the East of England Ambulance Service.

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 attend a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS responder was first on scene and assessed a patient.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to an equestrian incident. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene and working with a team from the Essex & Herts Air Ambulance facilitated their extrication to hospital.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend 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 critical care team were mobilised to a serious road traffic collision.

A volunteer SARS critical care team were mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious fall. The SARS team sedated the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital

A SARS volunteer critical care team were mobilised to a serious medical emergency. The SARS team assessed and treated a patient at the scene before accompanying the patient by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to attend a patient in a life-threatening condition yesterday evening. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene before accompanying them in a land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious medical emergency today. The SARS CCP assessed and treated a patient at the scene for a serious leg injury. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance

A volunteer SARS paramedic was mobilised to a reported serious medical emergency. The SARS paramedic was first on scene and assessed the patient. Fortunately the incident was not a serious as first feared.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS CCP assessed and treated the patient at the scene who was later flown to hospital by the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care paramedic was mobilised to a serious medical emergency yesterday afternoon. The SARS CCP gave advanced prehospital treatment to the patient at the scene before accompanying them by land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer SARS responder was mobilised to a serious medical emergency on Sunday evening. The SARS responder was first on scene and assessed and treated the patient at the scene. The patient was later taken to hospital by land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS doctor was mobilised to a serious medical emergency on Friday evening. The SARS doctor sedated a patient at the scene before accompanying them via land ambulance to hospital.

A SARS volunteer critical care team were mobilised to attend a patient in cardiac arrest. The SARS team provided specialist prehospital care including advanced airway management and accompanied the patient via land ambulance to hospital.

A volunteer doctor from SARS was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision. The SARS doctor working alongside Fire and Ambulance crews provided advanced prehospital care at the scene and later escorted a patient to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS critical care team was mobilised to a patient who had suffered a serious sporting injury. The SARS team were the first emergency medical resource on scene and assessed and treated the patient who was later taken to hospital via land ambulance.

A volunteer SARS CCP was mobilised to a serious road traffic collision involving multiple vehicles. The SARS CCP assessed a patient at the scene administering specialist painkilling drugs before the patient was transported to hospital via land ambulance.

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 via land ambulance.