Summary
TWO MPs have criticised an ambulance service for pushing ahead for autonomy after a 999 patient died when a paramedic driver diverted to a depot instead of going to hospital because he had over run his shift.
The North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) is continuing its bid to become a Foundation Trust, giving it freedom from national control despite mounting criticism over the death of 69-year-old Ali Asghar.See the full content of this document
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Anger as bid for ambulance autonomy made
Frank Cook and Dari Taylor, both MPs for Stockton, ...
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