Pictorial communication handbook – accident and emergency
The handbook uses symbols, pictures and simple words to help our staff communicate with patients who may not be able to speak or provide clear or coherent information.
NWAS spend over £25k – January 2021
In line with the government’s commitment to greater transparency, this spreadsheet details North West Ambulance Service’s expenditure over £25,000
Your Call – February 2021
Browse through the latest edition of our magazine fresh for 2021, Your Call
Risk management policy
The main objective of this policy is to establish the foundations for a culture of effective risk management throughout the organisation. It sets out clear definitions, responsibilities, and process requirements to enable the principles and techniques of risk management to be applied consistently throughout the organisation.
NWAS spend over £25k
In line with the government’s commitment to greater transparency, this spreadsheet details our expenditure over £25,000 for the month of November 2020.
NWAS spend over £25k – December 2020
In line with the government’s commitment to greater transparency, this spreadsheet details our expenditure over £25,000 for the month of December 2020.
Winter Watch November 2020
This is a monthly summary of calls to our emergency service, our response to patients and key developments in the region. It is shared with stakeholders to keep them informed of demand for ambulance and 111 services and what we are doing to support patients. If you have any questions or comments on the content you can contact us at communications@nwas.nhs.uk
Risk Management Strategy 2020-2023
This strategy defines the broad aims and principles of risk management across the Trust, and sets key targets and milestones for the next twelve months at which point it will be refreshed.
Stakeholder Briefing – Winter 2020
The latest ambulance service news for stakeholders.
NWAS spend over £25k – October 2020
In line with the government’s commitment to greater transparency, this spreadsheet details our expenditure over £25,000 for the month of October 2020.