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• 'Patient dying in my ambulance triggered PTSD'

  By Kate Berry, Sam Clack Verified| BBC Verified By Kate Berry and Sam ClackRadio 5 Live28 October 2021For paramedic Ollie Springett, seeing a patient die in the back of his ambulance of respiratory issues was too much. It was the run-up to Christmas last year, and Ollie was on shift with the London Ambulance Service during the darkest days of the Covid pandemic. The pressure of working on the NHS frontline led to him developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He is far from alone, NHS staff have been seeking help in record numbers.

  By Kate Berry, Sam Clack Verified · BBC

  Oct. 28, 2021

• Akse, Ian Curtis and mental health — Clackman Street Art

  By Sam Clack Verified| clackmanstreetart.com@ street artmusicmental healthculture Oct 10 It’s been a long time coming and Akse’s phenomenal Ian Curtis mural has finally been completed. Painted to coincide with World Mental Health Day and Manchester’s Headstock Festival. The stunning monochrome portrait of the late Joy Division singer nestles into the outer reaches of the Northern Quarter and, it’s hoped, will encourage men to address mental health issues.

  By Sam Clack Verified · clackmanstreetart.com

  Oct. 10, 2020

• 'Patient dying in my ambulance triggered PTSD'

  By Kate Berry, Sam Clack Verified| BBC Verified By Kate Berry and Sam ClackRadio 5 Live28 October 2021For paramedic Ollie Springett, seeing a patient die in the back of his ambulance of respiratory issues was too much. It was the run-up to Christmas last year, and Ollie was on shift with the London Ambulance Service during the darkest days of the Covid pandemic. The pressure of working on the NHS frontline led to him developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He is far from alone, NHS staff have been seeking help in record numbers.

  By Kate Berry, Sam Clack Verified · BBC

  Oct. 28, 2021

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