The Island’s ambulance service has achieved the ISO 9001 Quality Award following an external validation process.
For the fifth consecutive year, it has retained the internationally recognised standard - demonstrating it's employee's ability to meet patient needs.
External auditors from The British Assessment Bureau looked at all areas of activity; including patient requirements, resources, processes and procedures.
Chief ambulance officer Russell Thornhill says they try to deliver an excellent patient focussed service in all emergency and urgent care lead situations.
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