On the 26 October 2020 the British Association for immediate Care announced grants worth over £177,000 to be shared across ten of its affiliated schemes. The grants, enabled by a donation from the HELP Appeal, provide for three new critical care vehicles as well as essential safety equipment benefitting more than 80 medical, paramedic and […]
With thanks to Dr Malcolm Russell MBE, MARS Medical Team member
This week (26 -31 Octobert 2020), two Pre-Hospital Emergency Care (PHEC) courses are underway, the first finished yesterday having started on Monday 26 October, whilst the second started today and finishes on Saturday. Both courses were sold out and accommodated 12-participants, hosted by three faculty led by Tim Nutall. Not only were the faculty coping […]
It is with great sadness that we have to report the death of Dr Nick Foster. Nick was a long time member of the British Association for Immediate Care and a staunch volunteer immediate care doctor within the East Midlands, initially as part of the Rutland Accident Care Scheme and subsequently with its successor the […]
The pandemic scuppered all thoughts of applying for a members grant or students bursary. As a semblance of normality re-establishes itself we are re-running the 2020 round of applications.The members grants are open to applications from all members (full & associate), including those undertaking post-graduate education, whilst the bursaries are reserved for student members only. Full […]
Following the suspension of all of our courses due to the pandemic, we are pleased to announce that they are soon to resume. Starting in October, two PHEC courses relaunch our rebranded educational offering. There are currently six PHEC courses planned between now and the end of February with members receive a healthy £140 saving on non-members prices. […]
Accreditation was suspended in the latter stages of the restructuring and will be opening again in the near future for new applications as well as to those needing to re-accredit. The accreditation process was introduced as a means of providing an internal confirmation process for full members undertaking a response role, primarily within affiliated schemes. […]
The bylaws are an important part of the overall governance of the Association. They provide the operational detail to Articles of Association to which the Board are held accountable by Companies House and the Charity Commission. Available on our website, the bylaws define our membership grades, accreditation and the processes for scheme accreditation alongside the […]
Last autumn saw the HELP Appeal donating £250,000 to the Association. This allowed the British Association for Immediate Care to provide grants totalling just over £217,000 to seven of its affiliated schemes. At the beginning of June, the outstanding monies was distributed as a further round of grants to a further 6 schemes. All of […]
If you are a member you should be receiving the Chairman’s blog by email. If you haven’t seen it check your junk mailbox (search for emails from info@basics.org.uk) and if you cannot locate any email Nancy in the office to check that we have the correct contact details for you. At one minute past […]
This year’s conference is planned for October 1st and 2nd in the West Midlands. It is hoped that the conference will go ahead, although currently active planning and sales have been suspended. Much depends on the current pandemic situation and the relaxing of social distancing as well as the appetite of healthcare professionals and others […]
Our courses are a hugely popular part of our work and it is with regret that they have been suspended during the pandemic. This year was to have seen the introduction of an updated course portfolio starting with the all-new Immediate Care Course (ICC) over 5-days in late April. This was to have been followed […]
