Here’s the latest news and information from St John, including stories from across New Zealand. When something interesting is going on, you can read about it here.
South Island Region: Champion Region for third year
Ian Henderson |
Congratulations to the South Island Region squad, who triumphed at the National Youth Festival and Competitions, held over the past weekend in Christchurch and Lincoln....
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ST JOHN CELEBRATES AMBULANCES THROUGH THE AGES AND ASKS FOR YOUR HELP DURING ITS ANNUAL APPEAL
Victoria Hawkins |
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Rapid Response Series 7
Victoria Hawkins |
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St John - Here for Life
Adi Wickramaratne |
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Our new TV ad features Haylee Wrenn from Hawkes Bay, whose life was saved by St John after she suffered a cardiac arrest....
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ST JOHN AMBULANCE GEARED TO MANAGE THE COUNTRY’S NEW YEAR REVELRY
Victoria Hawkins |
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On New Year’s Eve between the hours of 10pm and 2am St John’s job rate will triple. St John explains its plans and provisions for managing the additional workload....
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St John & NZFS sign 2014 Memorandum of Understanding
Victoria Hawkins |
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St John and the NZ Fire Service have signed an updated Memorandum of Understanding today which formalises practices and guides co-operation between the two services....
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St John’s Ebola virus disease preparedness
Robyn Bern |
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St John New Zealand has been closely monitoring the situation with regards to Ebola virus disease. It is important for organisations such as St John to be prepared and we are....
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St John performance September 2014
Robyn Bern |
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St John's reports on immediately life threatening ("purple"), immediately life threatening or time critical ("red"), and urgent / potentially serious but not immediately life threatening incidents ("orange") incidents - in urban and rural locations....
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St John’s first annual cardiac arrest report
Robyn Bern |
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Of the 38 people treated for cardiac arrest by St John each week, 11 are
successfully resuscitated and transported to hospital. Six of those people will later be discharged – that’s a 15% survival rate....
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