How To Use Ambulance In A Sentence
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He went into cardiac arrest again in the ambulance and once more at the hospital.
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The report listed Lowe's injuries as "incapacitating" and he was taken by Rural/Metro Ambulance Service to University of Tennessee Medical Center for treatment.
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The ambulance drove to the hospital slowly as a safety measure because Mr A could not be belted and was not secure in the ambulance.
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It means ambulance workers now join police and fire personnel in having a prestigious medal for exemplary services.
The Sun
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The ambulance that followed was wrecked, panels ripped off and the front crumpled by the crowds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Twice as many hospitals turned ambulances away last week compared with the same period last year.
Times, Sunday Times
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She was taken to hospital in an ambulance suffering a broken neck but later died.
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At the city morgue, workers nailed together coffins and put some of the dead in an ambulance to transport them to cemeteries.
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Some patients have asystole from the onset of arrest and are unsuitable for defibrillation by the ambulance crew or bystanders.
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ln less than six minutes, the ambulance came wailing back from the shipyard, one of the police cars in front of it running interference.
CORMORANT
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Ambulances have been queuing up at the Emergency Department, waiting up to 90 minutes before they can get their patients from a trolley to a bed.
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She tells us tales of ambulances collecting women in labour to take them to the hospital delivery suites, only to be held up at a checkpoint where the women give birth.
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Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business.
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He was given oxygen by medical staff before walking unaided to an ambulance.
Times, Sunday Times
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All the injured were taken to York District Hospital by four ambulances with police motorbike escorts.
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Then an unknown Samaritan helped him over a log bridge across a creek, and onto a Jeep ambulance.
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In addition to these arrangements, extra ambulances will be on duty until midnight.
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We should have had the St John Ambulance brigade giving us tea and thermal blankets.
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Here an officer and party were posted to supervise the movements of the wounded, who, according to the nature of their wounds, either as walking wounded or in horsed ambulances, were directed to the A.D.S. at Annequin, where Major C. P.
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A wide range of transport issues were discussed, including the matter of escorts in (non-emergency) patient transport ambulances.
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The convoy also included ambulances and a fire engine and was flanked by police on motorcycles.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sirens screamed even louder as the ambulance had arrived.
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Smoke billowed from the wreckage of the white car, and ambulances rushed to the scene.
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In early September, after a binge drinking session, he collapsed in the street and was rushed by ambulance to York Hospital where he was treated and discharged.
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In emergency cases, nurses can advise staff remotely on how to treat patients before an ambulance arrives.
Times, Sunday Times
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The driver, taken by ambulance, arrived in the emergency room obtunded, diaphoretic, with his mouth clenched, and with a positive cough reflex.
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Staff at a beauty salon used a fire extinguisher and fire blanket to put out the flames and called an ambulance.
Times, Sunday Times
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The North West Air Ambulance was then scrambled to the area which is inaccessible to vehicles.
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He bandaged the hand and called an ambulance.
The Sun
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It's good to see that a subsequent jury was unswayed by the arguments of an ambulance-chasing QC.
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I grabbed my first aid kit, wiped the wound clean and patched him up with a bandage before the ambulance arrived.
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Going to the address of the reg. owner of a car in which the young female passenger who looked like rag doll on the ambulance stretcher is almost certainly dead and the driver nearly so.
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The property and the adjacent house were cordoned off and an ambulance was put on standby near the scene.
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Ambulance crews alternate between emergency and routine work.
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Previous studies have shown that the provision of external defibrillators and basic life support training to ambulance crews can improve survival from out of hospital cardiac arrest.
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Ballyhaunis expectations were severely tested in the early stages of the half when a knee injury led to the retiral of midfielder, Michael Webb, and his removal by ambulance to hospital.
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Surrey ambulance staff have always been justifiably proud of their quality of delivery to the community.
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Firefighters and ambulance crews are subjected to attacks in the area.
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Widespread sympathy for the ambulance workers was reflected in the flow of public contributions of financial support.
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Almost all ambulance trusts are failing to reach dying patients fast enough as long queues at accident and emergency departments cause delays.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the ambulance men leant over the body, clucking his tongue with a disapproving `tsk, tsk ".
A DEATH IN TIME
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As a result, the family requested mourners to make donations to the Wiltshire Air Ambulance appeal in lieu of flowers.
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A fleet of more than 20 ambulances took the victims - believed to include several children - to hospital.
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If people deserve to recover, ambulance chasers are how the market is supposed to bring meritorious claims to the courthouse.
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The helicopter can be fitted with an aeromedical interior and Telemedicine data link for the air ambulance role.
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As a result family members, ambulance staff and police are left struggling to cope.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ambulance took only six minutes to reach the scene of the accident.
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The injured were rushed to hospital in an ambulance.
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A helicopter was dispatched with two ambulances, coastguards and fire crews to help with the rescue.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ambulance chiefs blamed a national shortage of paramedics and call handlers for the delays.
Times, Sunday Times
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An investigation was not carried out until 22 days after the accident because the ambulance service had not notified the fire brigade.
The Sun
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The children's favourite proved too much for many Essex party-goers, forcing the ambulance service to issue a warning to others thinking of hiring the inflatables.
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Police and ambulance were called to the scene where the cyclist was treated for multiple injuries.
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Six to seven emergency vehicles and four ambulances are also provided.
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Eaton was in full code, struggling for life, five minutes before his arrival via ambulance at Flagstaff Medical Center.
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The ambulance leaves, tyres and siren squealing.
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AN'emergency' booze home delivery firm which uses an ambulance logo in its advertising was blasted yesterday.
The Sun
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Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital.
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We genuinely believe there is a place for an air ambulance in those crucial incidents where an air ambulance could be vital.
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Ambulance chiefs today condemned a teenager who assaulted a senior paramedic and a policeman during a violent struggle in York.
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The ambulance crew swung into action to resuscitate the patient.
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Cue panic and people calling an ambulance.
The Sun
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Deborah Ford told ambulance officers she saw the shark take her husband, John.
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County ambulance service chiefs were censured for bullying.
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One suggestion was that he might work as a pilot with the air ambulance.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ambulance took only six minutes to reach the scene of the accident.
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There were two ambulances and four fire engines and two helicopters here straight away.
The Sun
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After being helicoptered to hospital in Barcelona he was later flown back to the UK by air ambulance.
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When she saw the wound she realised she would not be able to take the bradawl out so she called an ambulance.
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The ambulance instantly ground to a halt and the driver leaned out of his window and screamed for Patrick to move out of the way.
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The action taken in London had an immediate affect elsewhere as ambulance crews began to protest at the Government's intervention.
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An ambulance will carry emergency blood supplies.
The Sun
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But she has now found her vocation with Wiltshire Ambulance Service.
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She could see two ambulances parked in the nearby depot but was too weak to walk there.
The Sun
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Waiting on the ground were police officers and firefighters as well as ambulance crews.
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Other equipment at the Livingstone airport includes two utility vehicles, fire tenders, an ambulance, and meteorological equipment.
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According to an obituary in the British Medical Journal in 1934, Bevan-Brown taught a long series of house surgeons at Christchurch Hospital and was associated with St George's Hospital, the Karitane Hospital, and the St John Ambulance Association.
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One little girl was squashed like a tomato, but we got the other four into an ambulance and they survived.
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He was later found unconscious and taken by ambulance back to BRI, where the fractured skull was discovered.
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They had drunk green tea while waiting for the ambulance to arrive.
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While one of you gives first aid, the other should call an ambulance.
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Originally planned as an air ambulance, the Huey was later rigged as a gun ship and a troop carrier.
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There were two ambulances and four fire engines and two helicopters here straight away.
The Sun
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He was given oxygen in the ring then carried to an ambulance on a stretcher.
Times, Sunday Times
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By using the air ambulance to transport patients between hospitals, they can save up to ￡15,000 per patient.
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It received its royal prefix in 1917 after members used their own cars as ambulances to transport wounded soldiers and the clubhouse was used to treat the injured.
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A campaign to change the law to protect drivers of emergency vehicles from prosecution has been stepped up after a speeding charge against an ambulanceman was dropped.
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Why not also have competing police forces, fire brigades or ambulance services?
Times, Sunday Times
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The sirens of an ambulance screamed on the way to the hospital, alerting everyone that a tragedy had occurred.
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Dramatic allergic rashes with itchy blobs, swollen lips and tongue and breathing difficulty come on quickly and need an ambulance.
The Sun
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Police were cordoning off the road as wailing ambulances weaved their way through the traffic.
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In addition to these arrangements, extra ambulances will be on duty until midnight.
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This Doppler effect is frequently heard on the ground when a fast-moving ambulance or police car passes the listener.
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Doctors were so astonished by the color of Benjamin "Benjy" Stacy’s skin that they raced him by ambulance from the maternity ward in the hospital near Hazard to a medical clinic in Lexington.
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In a suitably equipped ambulance, they may take an electrocardiogram, which is a trace of the electrical activity of the heart.
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The injured boy was flown by air ambulance to the Royal London Hospital.
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They had served in the field as nurses and ambulance drivers and performed military support roles as cooks and orderlies, clerical workers, telephonists, and signallers.
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Shortly afterwards an ambulance was called to help a man bleeding profusely in a nearby village.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ambulance arrives at 5: 38 to find child in cardiac arrest.
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An ambulance crew and firefighters eventually arrived to cut the shivering dad from the vehicle.
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She was in agony and had to be carried away on a stretcher to an ambulance after her ski jump went disastrously wrong.
The Sun
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Currently, ambulances must arrive within 10 minutes.
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This video has been put together by Oxfordshire ambulance service to warn young drivers of the dangers of getting behind the wheel.
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The ambulance crew swung into action to resuscitate the patient.
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The ambulanceman had been on duty when he strode defiantly into the Tesco store wearing just the underwear and a pair of socks after staff refused to serve him while he was wearing his ambulance uniform.
Nothing To Do With Arbroath
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While one of you gives first aid, the other should call an ambulance.
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Suffering from a nasty headache, he calls an ambulance and ends up being ferried from one overstretched hospital to another.
Times, Sunday Times
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The victims were rushed to casualty in an ambulance.
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There's been an accident - can you ring for an ambulance?
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In an interview with an Irish Sunday newspaper, Denise recalled the bumpy 30 mile journey in the ambulance.
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Even in the ambulance and in hospital the medical teams were fighting all the way to bring him back.
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She woke at 2am with abdominal pain and was taken back to hospital in an ambulance.
Times, Sunday Times
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I forbore to mention that the ambulance was meant for Henry and me.
SUMMER OF SECRETS
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A steady stream of ambulances was coming out of the school drive, all with lights flashing and sirens screaming into the leaden sky.
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This generated what is called a ‘trauma call’ - the relevant hospital specialists from orthopaedics, surgery and anaesthetics were called to the department to await the arrival of the ambulance.
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The last time you came here, if you remember, was to call for an ambulance for Miss Bradshaw.
GOODBYE CURATE
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New research in The Lancet medical journal shows that people were actually more likely to survive if ambulance dispatchers simply talked people through giving chest compressions, rather than trying to explain mouth-to-mouth resuscitation as well.
Kiss goodbye to the kiss of life?
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They can advise on the best course of action and can even arrange for an ambulance to be sent if it is needed.
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The apparently aggressive Musa, tenderly tries to keep him conscious until the ambulance arrives.
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He added: ‘He arrived in an ambulance, was taken in by two coppers and left later in a police van.’
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Last year the Yorkshire Post revealed that the service's fleet of aging ambulances was so poor that many crews were referring emergencies to other stations as no ambulance was available
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Some casualty departments and ambulance services now recommend giving naloxone intramuscularly or subcutaneously rather than intravenously because it can be given more quickly and results in less violent recovery.
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This generated what is called a ‘trauma call’ - the relevant hospital specialists from orthopaedics, surgery and anaesthetics were called to the department to await the arrival of the ambulance.
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An air ambulance landed in the grounds to rush the man to a cardiac unit.
The Sun
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They were transferred to another ambulance for the onward journey.
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This compendium of utter bollocks is a treasury of audacious fibbing, featuring the boss who claimed to be Emma Thompson's secret lover and a part-time ambulance driver, the Dad who once kicked a football so high it landed on a cloud, and the mate who reckons ninjas can go out in a rainstorm and not get wet cos they're "that fast".
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On its evening newscast, state television showed ambulances rushing to the scene as huge crowds of people gathered outside the main gate of the mine.
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Patients spent about 220 hours, the equivalent of nine days, on stretchers as ambulances were "ramped" while the hospital was at capacity
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To fly an air ambulance in this environment and with this team is really exceptional.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ambulance services were quickly overwhelmed, and groups of people helped victims clutching bleedings wounds, and others were carried to private vehicles in makeshift stretchers fashioned from rugs or bits of debris.
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Outside, ambulances had been left at skewed angles, including one that seemed to have crashed into a eucalyptus tree.
Times, Sunday Times
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Otherwise if the ambulance service gets an emergency elsewhere they may not be able to go to it.
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Many of them were dying, and a German ambulanceman went among them, injecting them with morphine to ease the agony which made them writhe and groan.
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The fact the Multiple Sclerosis Society seems to use Tremaine Road as a parking garage for its ambulances and minibuses does not help either.
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An ambulance service spokesman blamed the icy driving conditions.
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Six strong Mexican men carried my makeshift stretcher through the village out to the little pier and placed me on the ponga (little boat) to make the 45 minute trip to the next village where a ambulance awaited my arrival.
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The troops will join the police, who were reluctantly involved yesterday after the London ambulance service said it could not cope.
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You scuzzballs steal $122 million out of your air ambulance system, bankrupting it.
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An emergency planning manager with the ambulance service was told the plane had engine trouble before the crash.
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As if on cue, the sounds of an ambulance siren pierced the air.
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The ambulance guys thanked me for being diligent and my anxiety about wasting their time was lessened.
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As much as I hated the sound of sirens and the strobe-like effect from the flashing lights, a slow-moving ambulance was worse.
Mercy Kill
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Outside, a small but determined lobby of supporters, including the first accident victim to be saved by the air ambulance.
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Sally saw the ambulance and stopped short.
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By the time the ambulance arrived, Douglas had lost consciousness .
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Ambulance crews alternate between emergency and routine work.
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The Ambulance soon arrived and the two ambos started taking my blood pressure, temperature, hooking me up to nebulisers and machines that go ‘BEEP!’
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Call an ambulance double quick!
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The fire brigade and ambulance service were on hand.
Times, Sunday Times
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They decided to leave him until the ambulance arrived in case he was having an epileptic seizure.
The Sun
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He was crying out in pain on the ground when the ambulance arrived.
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They were helped into a house nearby before police, ambulance and fire services arrived.
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Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett proposed cuts in ambulance service and layoffs of dozens of fire and rescue workers Tuesday as part of a bid to save $12.9 million this year in case a referendum on a county ambulance fee passes in November.
Leggett proposes cuts in Montgomery County public safety services
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The ambulance was called immediately but the police were not aware of the death until 3pm.
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They should be charged for use of ambulance and hospital services.
The Sun
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They lifted me on the backboard and then into the ambulance.
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I had to make the most embarrassing call to the ambulance service at 7am.
The Sun
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Although an ambulance wasn't sent to all the callers, paramedics still had 73,007 wasted journeys.
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She tells us tales of ambulances collecting women in labour to take them to the hospital delivery suites, only to be held up at a checkpoint where the women give birth.
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Police, alerted by a motorist who dashed to a phone box, organised a replacement ambulance.
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He was taken by ambulance to hospital where police handcuffed him to his bed.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then he chased after the ambulance on the slick highway, pulling into the LDS Church parking lot in Shoshone 20 minutes after the ambulance did.
Medpundit
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The vehicles will actually be garaged at Bramley station but in terms of cover this standby point will provide the same as a small ambulance station, which is what we would class the old Horsforth station as.
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A dense plume of smoke rose as ambulances and fire engines raced through the narrow streets.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was given 22 shocks with a defibrillator in an ambulance and at the hospital after going into cardiac arrest.
The Sun
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As the lorry crashed into two cars and came to a halt, Mr Whaley jumped into the cab and cut the engine, while one of his colleagues called an ambulance.
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He had begun his career as an "ambulance chaser," had risen later to the dignity of a police court lawyer, and now was of the type that might be called, for want of a better name, a high class "shyster" -- unscrupulous, sharp, cunning.
The Ear in the Wall
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It has emerged that frantic efforts were made to save him at the scene and later, in the ambulance and medical tent.
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Police and ambulance staff found injuries to his chest and back but his death was blamed on complications from gall bladder surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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Long ambulance journeys are putting the lives of severely ill patients at risk, according to the first research to test the government's plans to close some A&E departments.
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Among those killed was a paramedic after his ambulance was hit by Israeli fire.
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Fire engines, ambulances, police and emergency services officers in full body biological protection suits with breathing apparatus are at the Embassy decontaminating the site.
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It leads with a report that two ambulance crew have been suspended after claims they made a hoax emergency call to colleagues.
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At some point that I wasn’t quite clear about, the police arrived, and soon afterward an ambulance took my still unconscious brother away to a more thorough decoking.
Knockdown
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In the city of Gouda, which is already known for the attacks of muslim youth on bus drivers, ambulance helpers, fire workers and police officers, now 2 Moroccans are arrested because of stoning Dutch girls.
Atlas Shrugs
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They stood aside to let the ambulance men pass with their burden.
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The fire brigade and ambulance service were on hand.
Times, Sunday Times
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It means ambulance workers now join police and fire personnel in having a prestigious medal for exemplary services.
The Sun
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But as he tended to the injured, colleagues were left twiddling their thumbs at ambulance depots.
The Sun
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He said the Essex Air Ambulance was called but was unable to attend.
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The 39-year-old from Withington also arranged for the pilot to radio ahead for an ambulance to meet them at Manchester Airport.
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The man was pronounced dead at the scene by ambulance crews.
The Sun
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Back at the ambulance base, army vehicles rumble past.
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The injured man was fairly far gone by the time the ambulance arrived.
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There would be no ambulance, especially with the snow too deep for the road to be passable.
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She was in agony and had to be carried away on a stretcher to an ambulance after her ski jump went disastrously wrong.
The Sun
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A retired paramedic today claimed that ‘unrealistic’ Government targets were forcing ambulance crews to drive unsafely so they get to 999 callouts within the expected time limit.
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Then she reminds me of a study in her book about doctors and ambulance drivers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Police, firefighters and ambulance crews were called and four people were taken to Colchester General Hospital with minor injuries.
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The sirens have been fitted to 18 ambulances and 10 other emergency vehicles out of a fleet of 50 vehicles.
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A paramedic was taken to hospital suffering from whiplash when his ambulance hit the ‘intelligent’ rising bollard in Stonebow.
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We have seen, in recent years, ambulance crews stoned by yobs as they try to go about their work.
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Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief.
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Camps located in nonurban settings must understand that rural ambulance and emergency crews may be volunteers.
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She had swallowed an overdose of her antidepressants and then called an ambulance.
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I felt a sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach when I saw the ambulance.
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Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business.
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Several "flivver" ambulances stood across the way, new and roughly made, destined for the front.
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It was only when he was home that he realised he was bleeding from a deep gash to the head and called an ambulance.
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Kent ambulance service has denied it is running a fleet of dirty vehicles after a report criticised cleaning procedures.
