In partnership with EMRTS Cymru
Annual Review April 2018/March 2019
Serving Wales. Saving Lives. Contents
Introduction Foreword 3 Our Service - Fast Facts 4 Foreword In 2019, the Wales Air Charity and NHS Wales. The This service thrives thanks to The Charity Operation Ambulance Charity came medical part of the operation is the support of our trustees, About Wales Air Ambulance 6 of age, marking its 18th known within NHS Wales as the employees, volunteers, medics, anniversary on 1 March. In that Emergency Medical Retrieval and pilots (past and present) Public and Corporate Support 7 time, we have grown from a and Transfer Service (EMRTS and their dedication to our Charity Income and Expenditure 8 one helicopter service into the Cymru), or the ‘Welsh Flying cause of serving Wales and Foreword 2018/19Annual Review // Legacy Tributes 9 largest air ambulance operation Medics’. EMRTS Cymru focuses saving lives. in the UK. on the medical workforce and medical governance of the Our incredible success has The Medical Operation With the introduction of service. been made possible thanks About the Medical Operation 10 consultants and critical care to you, the people of Wales. practitioners to the service in NHS Wales, through EMRTS Over the past eighteen years, Medical Governance 12 2015, along with pioneering Cymru, supplies the medics you have helped us raise over Medical Financial Statement ED-standard equipment, we while the Charity works £100 million and save countless (EMRTS) 14 have also become one of the tirelessly to raise the £6.5 million lives. Thank you for your most medically advanced required every year to keep the overwhelming and ongoing Additional Information air ambulance operations in helicopters flying. support. Europe. April 2018 - March 2019 For the first time since the Wales Air Ambulance was Mission Data 16 This medical enhancement partnership began, we have created by the people of Wales, Success Stories 18 has been possible thanks to a brought together our end- for the people of Wales. Our unique Third Sector and Public of-year summaries into one success is your success and the Patient Case Studies 20 Sector partnership between document – this Annual Review. information in this review is a The Future 22 the Wales Air Ambulance testament to that.
Trustees D. Gilbert OBE (Chair) K. Jacques (Vice Chair) M. James D. Kitto D. Jones-Morris Registered in England and Wales J. Wagstaffe Company number: 4036600 S. Curtis Charity number: 1083645 O. Davies Dave Gilbert OBE Professor David Lockey B. Kirsop Patron: Sir Bryn Terfel. Chair of Trustees, Wales Air National Director, EMRTS R. Locke Company Secretary: J. Stephens. Ambulance Charity Cymru L. Dafydd Chief Executive: A. Hughes.
2 April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 3 Our Service - Fast Facts
Medical Helicopter • Superior oxygen capacity. Crews can carry 600 litres of Capability Capability oxygen on a flight. Our Service - Fast Facts Our Service - Fast • Consultants and critical care • Two powerful turboshaft • Customised stretcher practitioners on scene to engines and large fuel tanks. system. The stretcher can be make advanced assessments Enables crews to fly long wheeled out of the aircraft and critical management distances without the need and directly into the hospital, decisions. to refuel. and has brackets around the • The ability to undertake • The helicopter can fly at 130 stretcher to fix the crews’ blood transfusions. We knots (around 150mph). specialist equipment to it
Annual Review 2018/19Annual Review // carry four types of blood • It has five seats. Allows when moving patients. products supplied through a for additional passengers, • Pioneering bracket systems partnership with the Welsh such as specialist medical for medical equipment. Blood Service: red blood crew or a patient’s relative if Unique designs have been cells, freeze-dried plasma, appropriate. used to secure our advanced fibrinogen concentrate • A high-speed internet medical equipment into the and prothrombin complex connection. Crews can aircraft. Equipment can be concentrate. communicate vital charged in the helicopter, so • The ability to administer information to hospitals it is ready to go as soon as the anaesthesia and analgesia directly from medical crews get a 999 call – saving (pain relief). equipment en route. time and reaching patients • Point-of-care-testing • The latest weather radar even faster. devices: portable blood gas technology, and traffic and analysers and an ultrasound terrain avoidance systems. scanner. • Ergonomic storage. A • Advanced technology customised storage system (e.g. life support ventilators specifically for the medics, so suitable for all ages). they can access all their kit • An advanced flight precisely when they need to. incubator system. • Advanced lighting systems. • Automated chest Night-flight technology will compression devices to aid help us to extend our hours CPR. of flight.
4 April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 5 The Charity Operation // About Wales Air Ambulance everyone inWales (seepage 22). ambulance available service to strive for air anoutstanding continually and day night, and so we peopleboth canhelp To provide a24-hour operation Our Vision transfers across Wales. airambulance and Services Helicopter Emergency Medical to protect humanlife through We are onstandby every day Our Mission flying. each year to keep ourhelicopters donations to raise £6.5 million to, Wales rely and entirely on charity based dedicated in,and We are onlyairambulance the country.the relieve across injury and illness Wales. We provide aircover to official airambulance service for 2001, Wales AirAmbulance isthe David’sLaunched onSt. Day Ambulance About Wales Air Operation CharityThe 6
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The Charity Operation // Public and Corporate Support Charity Income and Legacy Expenditure Tributes Total income 2016/17 £13,287,000 2017/18 Income by We dedicate this page to the For the financial year ending July 2018 source people below, who have left the greatest gift; a legacy that will 8 support those in need and save LIBOR lives. 15 • Allan John George Beaumont • Helen Vivian George • Morgan Davies Retail Trading • Ann Voisey • Irene Emma Hancock • Nance Keevil
• Anne Elizabeth Murphy • Jane Malltwen Williams • Nesta Vaughan Brazell Tributes Legacy // Operation The Charity • Anne Nest Humphreys • Joan Ellen Susan Deneen • Olive Betty Goddard 18 • Anne Thomas • Joan Emma Mynott • Patricia Maura Hackett Donations / Other • Arthur Walford Griffiths • Joan Hooper • Patricia Sadie Harbridge
£1m £1.084m £1.905m £1.995m £2.463m £2.404m £1.489m £3.274m £4.062m £4.530m • Barbara Muriel Dance • Joan Mary Merchant • Patricia Tonkins LIBOR Retail Donations/ Legacies Lifesaving • Bertie Humphrey Jones • Joyce Ceridwen Edwards • Robert Andrew Miggiano Trading Other Lottery 25 • Beryl Patricia Gwen Vaughan • June Hopkins • Ronald Hubert Noot Legacies • Catherine Kirkham • Jane Malltwen Williams • Sarah Ellen Pritchard Generating • Catherine Roberts • Joan Ellen Susan Deneen • Sheila Jean Badham funds • Charles Norman Steele • Joan Emma Mynott • Stan Clarke For every £1 we spend on fundraising, £1 £5 34 • Charles Perry • Joan Hooper • Stanley Reginald Salt we generate more than £5 in income. Lifesaving Lottery • Cyril James Jones • Joan Mary Merchant • Sylvia May Bithell Building • David Clifford Davies • Joyce Ceridwen Edwards • Thomas Zedric Gwyn Jones Income vs Expenditure • David Ivor Jones • June Hopkins • Valerie Edna Jones Resilience • David Langmaid • M Barrs • Vera Robinson • David Wyndham John • M E Williams • Vincent Davies Delivering a healthy surplus is • Desmond Edward Jenkins • Madge Bolton • Wendy Angela Kitty Doye crucial to ensuring we can • Dilys Clwydwen Jones • Mair Alwyna Jones • William Hubert Evans 2017/18 continue to offer our lifesaving
*Wales Air Ambulance received a donation of £1.084m in 2017/18 and £1m a donation of £1.084m in 2017/18 in 2016/17 received from Air Ambulance *Wales Treasury. by the fines fund held the LIBOR banking • Edith Edna Thomas • Margaret Nona Priscilla • William Huw Rees service. As of 31 July 2018, we • Elizabeth Diana Jones Edwards • William Lewis Roberts have sufficient unrestricted • Elizabeth Fay Garrett • Margaret Novello Morgan cash reserves to fund our • Ernest Hedley George • Margaret Roberts 2016/17 operational cost for over 7 • Ethel Hillidge • Marion Hughes • Eunice Mary Hagelstein • Mary Frampton months. For more information • Evelyn Tearall • Maureen Linda Jackson regarding the Charity’s • George Arthur Llewellyn • Meira Rice-Jones
2015/16 finances, please see the Hawkins • Michael Edwin Daws financial statements • Gwenda Jones Williams • Mona & Derek Hansing £0 £2 £4 £6 £8 £10 £12 £14 published on our website. Millions 8 9 • Our Service will deliver clinical • Supporting midwife units and Twilight Critical and skills sustainability in Wales. home deliveries by stabilising Care Car The Medical We will support consultant neonates and women with To support frontline and critical care practitioner life-threatening problems ambulance and hospital (CCP) recruitment into Wales and transporting them to a services in South Wales Operation by offering opportunities with consultant-led delivery unit. during the pressurised winter the Service as a part of the months, the Service ran an recruitment of appropriate NHS Finally, the Service provides a additional critical care car- About the Benefits Wales positions. We will also multitude of roles at major- based service. Medical The Wales Air Ambulance support educational activities incident or mass-casualty events Operation Charity and NHS Wales across NHS Wales. and a strategic medical advisor introduced EMRTS Cymru in the Every Friday, Saturday In April 2015, a new and more is available 24/7. This advisor is and Sunday between 4 About The Medical Operation About The Medical Operation belief that it would bring a series advanced medical workforce Medical Services known as a top cover consultant. of benefits to Wales, as follows: January 2019 and 31 March began to operate from the The medical services we offer are 2019, a critical care team Wales Air Ambulance bases. The as follows: In addition to the Wales Air • Our Service will deliver equity was operational in a Rapid Wales Air Ambulance Charity Ambulance Charity helicopters, of access to pre-hospital critical Response Vehicle. It ran partnered with NHS Wales to • Pre-hospital critical care for all medics have access to a fleet care for the people of Wales. between the hours of 2pm create a consultant-led medical age groups (i.e. any treatment/ of Rapid Response Vehicles • Our Service will deliver health and 2am, identified as a operation – known within decision that is carried outside of (RRVs). Five Audi Q7s have been gains through early ED - period of high demand for normal paramedic practice). converted into state-of-the-art
The Medical Operation // The Medical Operation the NHS as the Emergency standard treatment (provided medical services in the South About The Medical Operation // The Medical Operation Medical Retrieval and Transfer • Undertaking time-critical, emergency response vehicles outside of normal paramedic Wales region. It worked Service (EMRTS Cymru). EMRTS life or limb-threatening adult designed to enable the team practice) and direct transport to alongside the existing 12- Cymru is responsible for the and paediatric transfers to reach the scene of a medical specialist care centres. hour (8am-8pm) Wales Air medical workforce and medical from peripheral centres (inc. emergency, by road, as fast as Ambulance/RRV operation. governance of the service. Emergency Departments, possible. A vehicle is stationed at This should improve the recovery Medical Assessment Units, each Wales Air Ambulance base. of a patient and increase A consultant and critical Intensive Care Units, Minor Injury Medical equipment has been Medical Mission the number of ‘unexpected care practitioner (CCP) team Units) for patients needing designed to be interchangeable To provide advanced decision- survivors’. staffed the car and the specialist treatment at the between the Charity’s making and critical care scope of practice was the receiving hospital. helicopters and the RRVs. for life or limb-threatening • Our Service will deliver same as the existing 12-hour emergencies that require downstream benefits for operation. In addition, our Service provides Our medical operation is transfer for time-critical hospitals across Wales. More an enhancement of neonatal coordinated and tasked centrally treatment at an appropriate patients will be taken directly Statistics relating to the and maternal pre-hospital via the Charity-funded Air facility. to the most appropriate centre Twilight Critical Care Car critical care - both for home Support Desk (ASD) which is with fewer requirements for are included in the overall deliveries and deliveries in free- based at the Welsh Ambulance secondary transfers. Previously, mission data presented on standing midwifery-led units Service headquarters in this would have depleted page 16. (MLUs). Cwmbran. hospitals of specialist medics (such as anaesthetists) and This includes: created additional cost for the • Transporting neonatal teams to Welsh Ambulance Service. distant time-critical cases by air.
10 April 2018A Year - March of Saving 2019 Lives // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 11 Medical Governance
Our medical operation (EMRTS) has developed a robust system of organisational and clinical governance, as indicated in the graphic below.
Medical Governance // The Medical Operation ergen A an e A er a e ro organn g Servi es o i ee AS Swansea Bay UHB since 01/04/19
(All NHS Wales Trusts, Welsh Government, (CEO, Medical Director, Governance WAA, EMRTS) Sub-Committee)
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(senior management and clinicians)
External Clinical Medicines Airway Group Blood Group Advisory Group Management Group (RSI Audits) (Blood Audits)
Equipment Transfer Education and Research and Audit Group Group Engagement Group Group
12 April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 13 Medical Financial Statement (EMRTS)
(Please note: this relates to NHS Wales contributions to EMRTS, not the charitable funds raised by the Wales Air Ambulance Charity.)
EMRTS met its financial target in 2018/19 by delivering a modest surplus of £76,000 against
Medical Financial Statement (EMRTS) Statement Medical Financial // The Medical Operation its revenue funding allocation of £3.6 million.
The surplus will be carried forward into 2019/20 to support the ongoing delivery of the medical service.
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16 April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 1717 Success Stories
volunteers who ensure a great lease and day-to-day running of Charity Café Welsh Public Wales Air experience for our customers.” the site to Wales Air Ambulance. Wins North Help Air Ambulance Following a due diligence Wales Enterprise For more information, visit www. Ambulance Takes Over process, we are delighted to caffihems.com. Charity Reach Cardiff Heliport announce the transfer has been Award In November 2018, Caffi HEMS Milestone In August 2018, Wales Air completed. was named as the best social Children’s Wales During September 2018, Wales Air Ambulance took over the “This is an exciting and enterprise café in North Wales for Ambulance reached a significant lease of Cardiff Heliport in a Air Ambulance pioneering opportunity for 2018. milestone when it surpassed a new venture which will help to Success Stories Success 2018/19Annual Review // Shop Lands in Wales Air Ambulance to take total of 30,000 missions since its generate funds for its lifesaving This prestigious title was awarded Welsh Capital service. on a new venture which will inception in 2001. In March 2019, Wales Air help to generate funds for our by SME News, an outlet for CEOs, Ambulance (WAA) officially lifesaving cause. All profits made leaders and decision-makers in This rapid development has The new deal was struck with UK-based SMEs. The Best Social opened its newest charity shop in Heliport owners Cardiff Council at the Heliport will support only been possible thanks to the the heart of the Welsh capital. our charitable mission and any Enterprise Award recognises generosity of the Welsh public. and the previous leaseholder, industrious and hardworking Cardiff City Heliport Ltd. It is commercial use of the site will The shop, located on Churchill now be helping to save lives. businesses and enterprises that The Charity’s first employee is believed to be the first time have worked arduously to provide Way, is the Charity’s largest an air ambulance charity has now its Chief Executive, Angela and carries the branding of its “Profits will come straight to the best products and services for Hughes. Angela said: “It’s taken operational control of a their diverse community. specialist neonatal and paediatric commercial heliport. the Charity so anyone using the humbling to know that there division – the Children’s Wales Air Heliport’s fantastic facilities, for have been 30,000 occasions Caffi HEMS, based at Caernarfon Ambulance. Every WAA shop is a Based on Foreshore Road in landing, fuel or other purposes, where we have been available to key source of income that helps will do so knowing they are Airport, is run by Wales Air support those in need. The noise the Tremorfa area of the city, Ambulance (WAA) with all the Charity to reach its annual the Heliport is already home to helping to keep our helicopters of rotor blades turning is a familiar target of £6.5 million to sustain the flying over Wales.” profits fed back into the Charity sound to us who work for the the Charity’s Children’s Wales and used to fund its helicopter lifesaving service. service, however, it is a constant Air Ambulance division, which operation. It is open all year round, provides specialist transfers for For more information, visit www. reminder that we would not be Donna Rogers, WAA Retail Area cardiffheliport.com. with volunteers and staff serving here without public support. vulnerable babies and children seasonal treats. Manager, said: “This is a really across Wales. exciting time for us and we are “To the people of Wales, we say Lynne Garlick, WAA North Wales looking forward to welcoming thank you. Thank you for joining Wales Air Ambulance Chief Fundraising Manager, said: “Since new and existing customers our lottery. Thank you for using Executive Angela Hughes said: the launch of Caffi HEMS in 2015, to our new shop in the centre our shops. Thank you for your “The Charity has been working in it has funded the equivalent of the capital. The project was donations. We are a service partnership with Cardiff Council of over 100 lifesaving missions. a culmination of months of created by the people of Wales, for and the previous leaseholder of Angela Hughes, CEO Winning this award is a testimony planning and hard work by staff the people of Wales.” Cardiff Heliport to transfer the Wales Air Ambulance Charity to the hard work of our staff and and volunteers alike.”
18 April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review April 2018 - March 2019 // Annual Review 19 Anonymised Case Patient Studies Case 1 hospital of key staff for several specialist health care facility in hours and taken longer for the England. In these cases, the time Case During the hours of darkness, patient to get to specialist care. it takes to receive specialist care and in poor weather, our is critical to a patient’s long-term Caernarfon medics provided outcome. For this particular Studies an initial response by road to a individual, it would have taken 1 multiple vehicle road incident Case 2 Grant’s Story In response to a baby with hour 30 minutes by road, but by in North Wales. Our medics breathing difficulties at a air we were able to undertake were able to triage numerous A Powys man has thanked the face. During a visit to his local District General Hospital in Mid the transfer in 30 minutes. The patients and provided Wales Air Ambulance crew who surgery, it was clear he was Wales, the Children’s Wales patient went on to make a full saved his life twice in the space in the early stages of a heart lifesaving airway and surgical Air Ambulance (CWAA) was recovery following a successful of three weeks. attack. treatments. One patient, in able to transport the Cymru procedure. particular, required a blood inter-Hospital Acute Neonatal Grant Withington, from In order to get Grant to transfusion on scene from Llandrindod Wells, was airlifted specialists at Morriston Hospital Transport Service (CHANTS)
our team. This patient needed Case 4 Tributes Legacy // Operation The Charity twice during June 2018 as soon as possible, the team from Cardiff to Mid urgent treatment at the major A young child with complex following two life-threatening Welshpool-based helicopter Wales, and then transfer the Patient Case Studies Case Patient 2018/19Annual Review // Patient Case Studies Case Patient 2018/19Annual Review // trauma centre so was taken cardiac history deteriorated experiences. was called again. baby to a specialist health to the helipad at the nearest in a District General Hospital care facility in West Wales. Our On 10 June, Grant was “Living in a rural area, having hospital where the Wales Air and required intubation and dedicated transfer aircraft, gardening at home when he the air ambulance response Ambulance helicopter was re- ventilation after dropping equipped with a specialist slipped and suffered a severe was pivotal and saved vital time. located. The aircraft transferred their conscious level. A CT injury to his left hand caused by The journey to Morriston would flight incubator, gave vital the crew and patient to the scan revealed a bleed on the an active chainsaw. have taken two hours by road support to the CHANTS team major trauma centre and child’s brain for which they but Wales Air Ambulance got and saved them three valuable the patient went on to have needed urgent neurosurgery. “I had severed part of my left me to the help I so desperately hours. Prior to the introduction hand and managed to cut needed in just sixteen minutes.” complex surgery for multiple The Twilight Car (see page 11) of CWAA, this would have through muscle, tendons and injuries. They were discharged attended and our medics were required the CHANTS team some of the bone too. Our local After another several days with a full neurological recovery able to undertake the transfer. to undertake a longer journey A&E department stemmed the recovering in hospital, Grant after a 10-week stay in hospital. Without our medics, the hospital bleeding but realised I needed said: “My family and I are by road, or to use one of This illustrates the flexibility would have to send their ITU and specialist treatment.” eternally grateful to Wales Air the Wales Air Ambulance of our team’s response in paediatric consultant, as well as Ambulance. I frequently see primary helicopters, making poor weather and our ability a paediatric nurse, taking them Wales Air Ambulance’s the helicopter flying over our it unavailable for other Welshpool-based crew was house but never thought for to deliver hospital-level care away from their hospital work emergencies. tasked to the scene and flew a moment I would ever need to patients in rural areas. for 3-4 hours and leaving the site
Grant to the specialist plastic their help. We can never thank Without the involvement of understaffed for senior doctors. surgeons at Morriston Hospital, Wales Air Ambulance enough our service, delivery of the early The child received excellent Swansea. Following a six-hour for what they did. I don’t think Case 3 lifesaving treatments may have A patient in their fifties who stabilisation en route and was operation and several days in I would be here today if it were been delayed significantly. In delivered quickly and directly hospital, Grant returned home. not for their speed, skill, and “My family and had suffered a stroke in addition, the patient would to theatre. The operation was professionalism.” I are eternally South Wales was identified However, his air ambulance have been taken to the local as somebody who required successful and the child was able experience was not over. On grateful to Wales hospital in the first instance mechanical thrombectomy to be taken off the breathing 27 June 2018, Grant became and would then have required (removal of a blood clot from machine later that night – unwell and was experiencing a Air Ambulance.” a secondary transfer by road. blood vessels in the brain) at a making a good recovery. sharp pain in the left side of his This would have depleted the
20 A Year of Saving Lives 2121 The Future We currently run a 12-hour service (8am-8pm). It is our vision to provide a 24-hour operation in the near future so we can help people both day and night.
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