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Well done to our Guernsey Marathon team who finished third in the Mourant relay yesterday.
Paramedics Dom Fletcher (team captain), Ross Senior, Steve Domaille and Andy Adam were joined by ED consultant Dr Mat Dorrian in the relay, raising awareness and funds for Bowel Cancer Guernsey
Great effort guys!
Well done to everyone else who took part too.
Sure by Beyon
24 hours ago
Good luck to everyone taking part in the Guernsey Marathon this weekend - and a big shout out to our paramedics and Dr Mat Dorrian who are running the relay for Bowel Cancer Guernsey.
If you want to support them you can donate at sportsgiving.co.uk/sponsorship/team/30656
🚑 Our ambulance crews will also be on hand alongside first aid teams from St John Guernsey LBG if anyone needs our help.
(📷 Flashback to 2025)
#CaringForLife
3 days ago
Our team in Alderney has been undertaking various training exercises this week, including manual handling.
Training like this helps ensure we can provide the best patient care, which is safe and effective.
The Alderney team is supported by clinicians and trainers based in Guernsey.
States of Alderney Happening in Alderney Quay FM Riduna Radio
4 days ago
This is a great example of emergency responders working together to save lives. We know that early recognition of a cardiac arrest,with early CPR and defibrillation followed by advanced care saves lives. Well done to everyone involved.Yesterday Wendy Brehaut attended Police Headquarters to surprise and thank officers involved in saving her life. Earlier this year, Wendy suffered a cardiac arrest within her home address, and at the time police officers PC Andrew Burns and PC Joseph Cox were dispatched and the first emergency responders on scene.
Both officers are trained to have enhanced first aid skills and carry additional equipment. PC Burns and PC Cox quickly commenced lifesaving efforts, including CPR while waiting for the Ambulance to arrive.
As a result of a combined effort by all Emergency Services, Wendy was resuscitated and is now on the road to recovery.
We of course do not expect anything for our services but it is always rewarding when people we help are able to thank us, and for us to see the direct result of our officers' efforts.
This was very much a joint effort from all Emergency services but thanks to the quick response and actions of PC Burns and PC Cox, Wendy got the best care possible.
Wendy was happy to for us to share her story as an example of the very different roles our officers find themselves playing on a day-to-day basis. She is pictured below with PC Burns.
4 days ago
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