Flying High

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In this episode of Seconds Count, brought to you by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, we speak to Helicopter Emergency Medical Service Operational Lead Paramedic Glenn O’Rorke on how HEMS first began in Northern Ireland, pre-hospital care and interventions, and the relationship NIAS has with the Air Ambulance Northern Ireland charity.

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