NIAS launches five-year review of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) and Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) have launched a new report examining five years of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) data across Northern Ireland. Funded...
Health Minister welcomes new Ambulance Service Chief Executive
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt welcomes Jenny Keane as the new Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS). Ms Keane joins NIAS from NHS England, where she provided...
Future Paramedics in the Making at St Malachy’s
Clinical Support Officer Roisin and Student AAP Kaitlin recently visited St Malachy’s Primary School in Kilcoo, where they received a very warm welcome from the pupils and staff. The...
New research launched into unscheduled care for end of life patients
New Northern Ireland Ambulance Service research launched yesterday, funded and commissioned by Marie Curie. The first study, conducted by NIAS and Queen’s University Belfast, found that people in their...
Congratulations to Mark Cochrane on being recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List
Congratulations to Mark Cochrane on being recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List. Mark has given over 35 years of distinguished service to the statutory Ambulance Service, commencing his...
NIAS celebrates National Volunteers’ Week
During National Volunteers’ Week, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service would like to extend its sincere thanks to all of our volunteers whose dedication, compassion and commitment make a lasting...