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6-May-2021 Source: London’s Air Ambulance Charity Health Minister praises work of London’s Air Ambulance Charity as 2020 mission data is announced London’s Air Ambulance has today revealed the number of critically injured patients it treated in 2020. The data has been released to thank people for keeping the service operational day and night throughout the pandemic and to ask Londoners to continue to support the life-saving charity as it faces a £6million gap in income over the next five years. In a Westminster Hall debate about ‘air ambulance funding’ on Monday 26th April, Ministe...
“Medical, aviation and operational crew all worked extra shifts to keep the service running. "Many were also helping with the frontline Covid response. Thanks to them, when London called, we were able to answer.” Of the 1,494 patients the charity treated, 529 were a result of stabbings or shootings. A quarter were caused by road collisions (371), while 22 per cent (330) were falls from height. The charity, which said each call costs £2,080 to attend, said it is predicting a £6million funding shortfall across the next five years. Its chief executive, Jonathan Jenkins, said the financ...
Dropping in: this map shows where the air ambulance was called in 2020 A TOTAL of 54 critically-injured patients treated in Ealing and 35 in Hillingdon were treated by London Air Ambulance last year. In total, across London 1,494 people were treated by a senior doctor and paramedic team at the roadside in 2020. The figures have been released to thank people for keeping the service operational day and night during the pandemic and to ask Londoners to continue supporting the charity as it faces a £6m shortfall in the next five years. Dr Tom Hurst, its medical director, said; “Medical, ...