Need urgent care but don’t necessarily need A&E? Paramedics working in primary care can assess and treat a range of minor illnesses and injuries, provide wound care and support people in their homes or care homes.
A paramedic in primary care can provide a rapid response to deteriorating patients and patients with long-term conditions, minor injuries, and minor illness. They can also support patients who require wound care, have fallen, have musculoskeletal problems, and have urinary tract or respiratory infections. Paramedics can supply a range of medicines through patient group directions, including antibiotics and analgesics.
Paramedics can support PCNs in responding to on the day demand by offering telephone triage or undertaking home visiting. They can also support PCNs to improve access to care by managing minor ailments and seeing patients in care homes.
Our Paramedics
Pennine GP Alliance employ Paramedics in the Central Halifax Primary Care Network.
