Pete Holland, 67, from Hexham, Northumberland, was riding along the A68, near Crook in County Durham, with his son Jim Holland when he unexpectedly came off his motorbike. Describing the incident, he said: “We were going round a slight bend, not very fast, not particularly sharp. I can remember seeing the gravel, and then the … Continued
The baby boy was described as being in a breech position, which means it has its feet facing downwards. This is a relatively rare occurrence and places both baby and mum at a slightly higher risk. Facing an hour transfer by road, GNAAS activated from its base at Durham Tees Valley Airport. GNAAS paramedic Tim … Continued
The use of this system enables our critical care team to gather as much information as they need about the severity of the incident prior to launching the aircraft. Our doctor and paramedic team can then make a better-informed conclusion on the extent of the incident. By simply sending a text message to the caller, … Continued
From June 27th 2017, the charity’s clinical staff have worn discreet body cameras when on missions throughout the North-East, North Yorkshire and Cumbria. The charity took the decision in order to share knowledge and experiences from cases of major trauma and serious illness throughout its area. GNAAS has been approved through the Government’s Surveillance Camera … Continued
