EMAS Callaout 29th Nov 2010
Monday 29th
EMAS call out to assist paramedic practicianer to get to an 83 yr old female who has fallen, suspect broken hip. Meet and worked from louth ambulance station. Brett and marcus enroute in the 110 ambulance. We set off at 5 30 pm and arrived at Louth for 7pm, roads very bad but passable. we collected the paramedic and set out for callers address some 15 miles away and 40 mins drive due to the tretcherous road conditions. The lone female had fallen and a suspected broken hip was confirmed. She had been on the floor for 4 hours before the call was raised, a further 2 hours was taken for us to get there. We did a controlled lift and placed patient on a spinal board, conveyed in rear of 110 ambulance to a redezvouze point with EMAS. then assisted their stuck ambulance to get free and under way, We then returned to Louth to return to stanby from there. Returned home for 2:30am tues day morning.
Mileage 172 miles (Doncaster Louth Scamblesby Baumer Louth Doncaster)
Monday 29th
EMAS assistance call to Horncastle to assist in patient transfer of a renal patient trapped in the snow. Mike Evans and Gav Ward responding from Doncaster in Landrover Discovery, during the call they were diverted to 3 trapped patients who needed to be conveyed to Mablethorpe from Lincoln County hospital all three were elderly and infirm. Community car could not make head way through the snow.
Mike and Gav collected 3 patients, a carer and a wheel chair conveyed and then returned back to Louth ambulance station to re group before returning home.
Mileage 204 miles (doncaster lincoln mablethorpe louth doncaster)
Monday 29th
EMAS assistance call to Lincoln hospital to convey renal patients to mablethorpe due to transfer being stuck in snow. Ian McGarry was called out for this,unfortunatly enroute Ians Shogun developed engine issues and had to be pulled of the callout, Mike and Gav re tasked
Mileage unknown at this stage (lincoln to lincoln county hospital back to lincoln)
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