South Western Ambulance is operated by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT)
Address:
Abbey Court Eagle Way Exeter EX2 7HY
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Asthma
Code: 29TDH021
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Back Exercises
Code: 29TDH007a
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Back Pain
Code: 29TDH007b
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Bites and Stings
Code: 29TDH098
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Broken Bones
Code: 29TDH006d
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Buckle Fractures
Code: 29TDH006
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Burns Injury
Code: 29TDH004
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Cellulitis
Code: 29TDH003a
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Chest and Rib Injuries
Code: 29TDH017
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Clinical Scaphoid Injury
Code: 29TDH013a
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Corneal Abrasion
Code: 29TDH070
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Diarrhoea and Vomiting
Code: 29TDH045
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Ear Problems
Code: 29TDH331
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Early Ankle Exercises
Code: 29TDH019e
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Early Elbow and Wrist Exercises
Code: 29TDH147a
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Early Knee Exercises
Code: 29TDH010a
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Early Neck Exercises
Code: 29TDH002a
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Early Shoulder Exercises
Code: 29TDH009a
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Eye Conditions
Code: 29TDH018a
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Fever in Children
Code: 29TDH055a
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Head Injury (Child)
Code: 29TDH046
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Mallet Finger
Code: 29TDH029
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Minor Head Injuries
Code: 29TDH001
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Nose Injury
Code: 29TDH011
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Sore Throat
Code: 29TDH327
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Sprains, Strains and Soft Tissue Injuries
Code: 29TDH005
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
Code: 29TDH332
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Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Code: 29TDH330
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Use of Crutches
Code: 29TDH008
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Wound Care
Code: 29TDH003
About this Hospital
SWASFT has responsibility for the provision of ambulance services across an area of 10,000 square miles which is 20% of mainland England. The Trust covers the counties of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire and the former Avon area (Bristol, Bath, North and North East Somerset and South Gloucestershire).
The Trust serves a total population of over 5.5 million and is estimated to receive an influx of over 23 million visitors each year. The operational area is predominantly rural but also includes large urban centres including Bristol, Plymouth, Exeter, Bath, Swindon, Gloucester, Bournemouth and Poole.
Core operations include the following service lines:
- Emergency ambulance 999 services (A&E);
We have 94 ambulance stations, three clinical control rooms, six air ambulance bases and two Hazardous Area Response Teams (HART).
The Trust provides the clinical teams for six air ambulances (two in Devon, one in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, one shared across Dorset and Somerset, one in Wiltshire and one based near Bristol).
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