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The essential resource for professional ambulance drivers, now in its fourth edition, has been fully updated and restructured to align seamlessly with Emergency Response Ambulance Driving qualifications. Whether you’re starting out on your journey as an ambulance driver or you’re already an experienced emergency responder, this handbook will provide you with a safe basis for your driving practice and a better understanding of how you can minimise risk to ambulance drivers, passengers and other road users.Key features include:Brand new content on ambulance vehicles and local traffic regulationsLegal exemptions and an overview of relevant legislationFully up-to-date with current guidanceLearning outcomes aligning to emergency ambulance driver coursesKnowledge recap questions for each chapter so you can test your knowledgeFull colour illustrations throughoutLegal exemptions are clearly outlined along with a list of relevant legislation, so you can feel more confident in your decisions on the road. A new chapter on ambulance vehicles and their characteristics is also included.By mastering the principles in this book, ambulance drivers can ensure their actions meet the highest standards of safety, professionalism, and compliance, even under the pressures of urgent and emergency response.

The Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee Clinical Guidelines are the essential clinical guideline resource for paramedics. The guidelines are written specifically for ambulance service’ paramedics, combining evidence-based practice with expert advice and practical guidance. They provide a comprehensive overview of the many clinical conditions paramedics care for, and support them in providing excellent patient care. This 2025 edition has been updated with the latest evidence and developments in clinical practice. Key reviews have taken place on guidelines within the Maternity section, as well as updates to Medical guidelines such as Seizures in Adults and Children, and Pain Management. Medicine guidelines have been removed, but are available on the iCPG and JRCALC Plus apps, where they are regularly updated to ensure that the most up-to-date guidance is available to clinicians when providing direct patient care. The JRCALC Clinical Guidelines 2025 now contains crucial guidance on topics, including:Behavioural EmergenciesClinical Considerations in Relation to Diversity and EqualityConditions Requiring Specific Prehospital Clinical ManagementDrowningOverdose and PoisoningSeizures

The Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee Clinical Guidelines are the essential clinical guideline resource for paramedics. The guidelines are written specifically for ambulance service' paramedics, combining evidence-based practice with expert advice and practical guidance. They provide a comprehensive overview of the many clinical conditions paramedics care for, and support them in providing excellent patient care. This 2025 edition has been updated with the latest evidence and developments in clinical practice. Key reviews have taken place on guidelines within the Maternity section, as well as updates to Medical guidelines such as Seizures in Adults and Children, and Pain Management. Medicine guidelines have been removed, but are available on the iCPG and JRCALC Plus apps, where they are regularly updated to ensure that the most up-to-date guidance is available to clinicians when providing direct patient care. The JRCALC Clinical Guidelines 2025 now contains crucial guidance on topics, including:Behavioural EmergenciesClinical Considerations in Relation to Diversity and EqualityConditions Requiring Specific Prehospital Clinical ManagementDrowningOverdose and PoisoningSeizures

Emergency Birth in the Community is the essential resource for all healthcare professionals who come into contact with emergency deliveries in the community setting, including midwives and GPs. The book has been specifically adapted from the official JRCALC Guidelines, which covers the established standard for prehospital care.