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"If everybody had these kits, they could help save a life." Paramedic public information officer Brian Twaites demonstrates to @DanBurritt of @CBCVancouver how to use a naloxone kit. cbc.ca/player/play/219401017… #StopOverdose

Calling the right number helps get you the care you need. 🚨 911 is for health and safety emergencies requiring paramedics or other first responders. 📳 Dial 811 to connect with a health care professional who can provide information and resources you need. ow.ly/tj0e50LVMOx

The PulsePoint app can alert you to a sudden cardiac arrest 400 metres from where you are in B.C. Once you find the patient you can start CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) until paramedics arrive. Bystander CPR saves lives! #HeartMonth bcehs.ca/about/developments-…

Calling the right number helps get you the care you need. 911 is for health and safety emergencies requiring paramedics or other first responders. Dial 811 to connect with a health care professional who can provide the information and resources you need. ow.ly/tj0e50LVMOx

Calling the right number helps get you the care you need. 911 is for health and safety emergencies requiring paramedics or other first responders. Dial 811 to connect with a health care professional who can provide the information and resources you need. ow.ly/tj0e50LVMOx

Calling the right number helps health professionals get you the care you need. 911 is for health and safety emergencies requiring paramedics or other first responders. 811 is for medical situations that aren't serious and don't need ambulance transport. ow.ly/tj0e50LVMOx

The goal of BCEHS is to arrive as quickly as possible, while ensuring the safety of patients, the public and employees. People can help paramedics in winter weather by: ✅ Clearing sidewalks and driveways ✅ Making sure your address is clearly visible and well lit. #HelpUsHelp

Prepare for challenging winter conditions by ensuring you have: ✅ Winter snow tires ✅ Plenty of fuel ✅ Windshield washer fluid. Help paramedics access your residence in snowy weather by keeping sidewalks & driveways clear and your address highly visible. #DriveSafeBC

John is one of the many paramedics out tonight making their way through snowy streets to get their patients safely to hospital. A special thanks to John and everyone else out working this chilly evening to keep us all safe.

Calling the right number helps health professionals get you the care you need. 911 is for critical health and safety emergencies requiring paramedics or other first responders. 811 is for medical situations that are not serious and do not require ambulance transport to hospital.

November is CPR Awareness Month. BCEHS paramedic Brian Twaites explains the signs and symptoms of a possible cardiac arrest, and reminds people to call 911 if they suspect a cardiac arrest. #CPRSavesLives #AED

Congratulations to @BC_EHS EMS Exemplary Service Medal recipients! So pleased to recognize #paramedic excellence with Honourable @LGJanetAustin handing out these well-deserved medals at today's 2020-2021 Recognition Ceremony in Burnaby.

Need medical care this weekend? ✅ Always call 911 if someone's health or safety is at risk. ✅ If the issue is not urgent call 811 (or 711 for the deaf and hard of hearing). ✅ Visit an urgent care centre if you can do so safely. More info: ow.ly/ghBH50K7JSz #helpushelp

The first @BC_EHS electric vehicle has arrived. Learn how #paramedics will use these new additions to our fleet. ow.ly/JFfF50KXyGL #EV

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day. BCEHS paramedic Brian Twaites explains the signs and symptoms of a possible overdose, and reminds bystanders to call 911 if they suspect an overdose. #IOAD2022 #EndOverdose @lifeguarddh

Summer time is busier for paramedics and emergency medical dispatch staff. Know when to call 911 for an ambulance vs 811 for medical advice.