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Our collaboration on pioneering AI research to predict life-threatening bleeding in trauma patients
We are proud to announce that we played a key role in a new landmark study highlighting the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to support ...
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Horse riders `Saddle up to Save Lives’
We are thrilled that KSS Ride, our unique off-road sponsored ride, is returning to the picturesque Bilsington Priory near Ashford, Kent, on Sunday, 13 July. ...
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Remembering Professor Douglas Chamberlain: a pioneer of pre-hospital care
Everyone at KSS would like to pay tribute to Professor Douglas Chamberlain, one of the founding figures of paramedicine in the UK, who sadly passed ...
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Our new study highlights the importance of invasive blood pressure monitoring in brain-injured patients
A pioneering study by our Research and Innovation Team reveals that using invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in pre-hospital emergency medicine offers far greater precision ...
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Three new Trustees appointed to our Board
As one of the largest and busiest air ambulance charities in the UK, we are delighted to be strengthening the wealth of expertise and experience ...
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Paramedic and doctor views sought for survey
Our Research Team is seeking the views of paramedics and doctors across the UK to better understand how personal characteristics may influence access to, and ...
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VE Day 80: honouring the past
On 8 May 2025, we are proud to join the UK in marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day – a momentous ...
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Inspirational runners taking on the London Marathon for KSS
On Sunday 27 April a team of 15 runners will be taking part in the iconic London Marathon, to raise vital funds for our lifesaving ...
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Ahead of the Easter weekend we’re warning of a seasonal rise in medical emergencies this spring
Ahead of the Easter weekend we’re warning of the seasonal increase in medical emergencies that we see at this time of the year with more people ...
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