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Nurses working with outside partners: how to improve services

Working with ambulance and fire services helps a Bedfordshire nursing team respond to patient falls in a timely way – and there are many other benefits too
Posted 02 November 2023 - 01:00
A picture of the Bedfordshire falls service team, including a nurse, in front of a fire engine
 
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