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SEATTLE, Aug. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- NetMotion Wireless, a leading provider of mobile productivity and management software, today announced that it has been selected by Bell Ambulance to enable seamless roaming and data connectivity for its mobile emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics. Based in Milwaukee, Wis., Bell provides both emergency and non-emergency ambulance services to residents in its community. The company responds to an average of nearly 5,000 ambulance calls per...

By Lyndsay Moss NOBODY can deny that the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) has had a tough year. It has found itself at the centre of political debate in the Scottish Parliament, with alternating opposition parties using it as a stick with which to beat the SNP. The service has faced repeated criticism over one-person crews in ambulances usually meant to be staffed by two people. There have also been the usual - and often justified - complaints from patients and their families about...

By JULIA HORTON AIR ambulances are set to respond to hundreds more 999 calls in Scotland in an attempt to reach official targets - despite soaring oil prices sending fuel costs spiralling. The cost of each of the 3500 air ambulance emergency callouts which take place every year has already risen to GBP4000 per mission . Yesterday, the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) said it was considering using air ambulances n 20per cent of all call-outs to help meet a Scottish Government target of...

AMBULANCES on Teesside are pioneering a new mobile communications technology that allows paramedics to speak directly to hospital consultants while at the scene of an emergency. The North East Ambulance Service is the first ambulance service in the country to fully replace its analogue radio systems with a digital system that provides a more reliable service. It also allows paramedics to talk directly to other emergency services at the scene of a major incident and eliminates the signal...