Founded in 2001, Ambulance Today is a global magazine devoted to clinical journalism, specifically regarding prehospital emergency care.
We look to support those working within EMS wherever possible, and we are passionate about creating and driving innovative change within the EMS industry.
Ambulance Today is here to bring you the very latest in tech, fleet advancement, policy, and any news in general which supports, affects, or is related to emergency medical care.
Based in the UK, we cover EMS-related news all over the world, with editorial contributions from some of the most notable and respected leading figures within the global EMS community.
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COVID–19 saw a shift in how some ambulance crews and rapid response teams operated across the UK, from forming collaborative response and mobile support units, to creating purpose-built temporary Read More…
West Midlands Academic Health Science Network Awarded Prestigious Platinum Innovation Accreditation
The West Midlands Academic Health Science Network (WMAHSN) has achieved a platinum accreditation from ideasUK, an organisation which celebrates and rewards workplace innovation. The WMAHSN has previously been awarded both a silver and gold accreditation from ideasUK and has now progressed to platinum, the highest possible accolade. As part of the accreditation process, the WMAHSN […]
ASDA Offers Emergency Workers 10% Discount In Stores This Christmas
Asda has today announced it will offer emergency workers with a Blue Light Card 10% off their shopping in stores throughout the Christmas period. The discount is available in all Asda’s 633 stores across the UK until January 2nd 2022 and includes food and drink, George at Asda clothing and homeware, toys, gifts and optical. […]
Eight Assaults A Day On Emergency Workers — Work With Us, Not Against Us Is The Christmas Plea
Eight assaults every day were committed against Welsh emergency workers during the first six months of this year, new figures have revealed. More than 1,360 assaults were committed in the six-month period from 01 January 2021 — 30 June 2021. They included kicking, slapping, head-butting and verbal abuse, and ranged from common assault to serious premediated attacks involving grievous bodily […]