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13/01/2022
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Chapter 10 and 12 Hearing (care gap evidence and recommendations), 13 January
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Keith Prior, Thomas Hurst
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London's Air Ambulance

Evidence 13 January 2022

INQ042582/3-5 - Extract of the statement of Keith Prior on behalf of the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU), dated 16/12/2021. (pdf) - download (3.55 MB)
INQ042582/7 - Extract of the statement of Keith Prior on behalf of the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU), dated 16/12/2021. (pdf) - download (1.19 MB)
INQ042582/13 - Extract of the statement of Keith Prior on behalf of the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU), dated 16/12/2021. (pdf) - download (1.29 MB)
INQ042325/1 - British Medical Journal: How to stop the dying, as well as the killing, in a terrorist attack, published 30 January 2020. (pdf) - download (2.64 MB)
INQ042325/3 - British Medical Journal: How to stop the dying, as well as the killing, in a terrorist attack, published 30 January 2020. (pdf) - download (3.61 MB)

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13/01/2022 9:30 am

Chapter 10 and 12 Hearing (care gap evidence and recommendations), 13 January

The Inquiry is hearing Chapter 10 and 12 evidence covering care gap evidence and recommendations.

The Inquiry heard evidence on the care gap from Keith Prior, National Director for the National Ambulance Resilience Unit, Thomas Hurst, Medical Director for London’s Air Ambulance, and Edward Baker, Chief Inspector of Hospitals at the Care Quality Commission.

The hearing was streamed to the Inquiry YouTube channel. The stream was operating on a 10-minute delay.

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