A look at discussions on JPP's social media
It seems every week there's another story about abusive notes left on #ambulances. While this is clearly unacceptable, do you think more attention should be paid to physical or verbal #abuse?
@TommyA83
I'm not really sure what in this note constitutes ‘abuse’? Perhaps engage with the person directly rather than sensationalise it on here!
@dkcblain
Should this be considered under the malicious communications act?
When control call you and say “I need you to make your way to this location ASAP, we have a patient giving birth in her car” On our arrival, baby had been born and we had the pleasure of wishing her Happy Birthday!! Mum and baby both doing well #bestjobintheworld
Great to hear a Cardiac Arrest Survivor was able to meet the staff who saved her life and thank them in person with her family! #thisiswhywedowhatwedo
What a night, but very proud to be a part of the SC. Even if I did miss my own briefing because I had one in cuffs! Goes to prove how adaptable the SC are, proactive policing, managing demand and reassuring the public. Proud!
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