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  1. Happy Saturday, London! We're here for you. If you have an urgent medical concern but it's not an emergency, go to NHS111 first - online at or call 111. Please also remember: to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

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  2. Our Non-Emergency Transport Service (NETS) provide care for patients who are ill or injured but do not require a frontline ambulance response. Tom from the team snapped this picture of one of the NETS fleet this week.

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  3. Our crews wear face masks and other PPE to protect themselves and to protect our patients. If we come to your home, please also wear a face covering unless you are exempt.

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  4. “We get to help people in their greatest time of need in one of the most exciting and multicultural cities in the world. People love and trust our role which gives me pride to wear the uniform.’ Paramedic Matt on being part of . Find out more about working for us:

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  5. 🎖️🥳 'Instant-on-Scene' works by accessing the phone cameras of a 999 caller (with permission) so medics in our control room can understand a patient’s injuries and help decide if resources like London’s Air Ambulance are needed. [Video from Nov. 2019]

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  6. The best deal you'll find this . No code needed! It's not 'just' the flu. The flu can be dangerous. Help keep you, your loved ones and your community safe this winter: get a free flu vaccine. Ask your pharmacist or GP if you are eligible for a free flu vaccine. ⬇

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  7. A pilot initiative will this winter see paramedics respond on e-bikes to support GP surgeries. The medics will cycle to and assess and treat patients at home and help deliver this season’s flu vaccinations. Find out more from this report.

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  8. When the current lockdown ends on 2 December, London will be placed under Tier 2 restrictions. Find out more about what that means:

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  9. 26 nov.

    You might not have heard of all our teams or have seen them at work - but they all play their part in being here for Londoners in need. 'Make Ready', logistics, scheduling, workshop and many others keep us on the road and here for those who need us.

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  10. 26 nov.

    paramedic Kate on what the symptoms of are, what to do if you develop symptoms and how you can play your part in helping reduce the spread of the virus:

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  11. 26 nov.

    Lorraine joined our control room team 11 years ago and is now an Emergency Call Coordinator - answering 999 calls and providing guidance and instructions to callers. She's never looked back! Learn more about careers in ⬇

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  12. 26 nov.

    Our 999 call handlers give callers instructions and ask questions so we can get the patient the right help. Answering these questions will not delay us, but it will help us give you important instructions while crews are on their way. Find out more:

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  13. 26 nov.

    If you suspect stroke, act FAST: ▶Face – the face may have dropped on one side ▶Arms – they may not be able to lift both arms and keep them there ▶Speech – their speech may be slurred ▶Time – to dial 999

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  14. 26 nov.

    When the current lockdown ends on 2 December, London will be placed under Tier 2 restrictions. Find out more about what that means:

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  15. 26 nov.

    Allowing fresh air into your home - by opening windows regularly throughout the day - can help reduce the spread of the coronavirus indoors. Remember,

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  16. 26 nov.

    Happy to our American staff and volunteers and all our followers who are celebrating here and across the pond. 🇺🇸

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  17. 26 nov.

    Help keep you, your loved ones and your community safe this winter: get a flu vaccine. It's not 'just' the flu. It hospitalises tens of thousands of people each year. Ask your pharmacist or GP if you are eligible for a free flu vaccine.

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  18. 25 nov.

    NHS Volunteer Responders have played a huge role in supporting local communities - including shopping for food and essentials and collecting and delivering prescriptions for those who are vulnerable. Interested in volunteering? Find out more here:

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  19. 25 nov.

    Londoners: thank you for all you've done and the sacrifices you've made to help tackle the coronavirus. Please continue to play your part: follow the restrictions and remember to keep washing your hands, wear a face covering and keep a safe distance.

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  20. 25 nov.

    Tune into BBC London News at 6:30pm and 10:30pm tonight on BBC One to hear more about how this pilot with is benefiting patients - from our Chief Operating Officer Khadir Meer, paramedic Tom (shown here) and a patient, Margaret, who Tom visited on his e-bike.

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