Pre-Hospital Immediate Care for Suffolk and Surrounding Counties


The Suffolk Accident Rescue Service is a charitable organisation, established in 1972, that provides medical care at the scene of emergencies. We provide assistance to the East of England Ambulance Service at '999' calls in Suffolk and neighbouring counties. The service trains and equips participating doctors and critical care paramedics to help achieve this.

SARS 'live' stats for last 6 months (to 20th May 2012)
89 callouts (including standby),
67 attended,
23(34%) arrival before ambulance.
Medical - 25 (37% )
Road Traffic Collision - 14 (21% )
Fall - 12 (18% )
Cardiac Arrest - 6 (9% )
Sport - 3 (4% )
Psychiatric - 2 (3% )
Rail - 2 (3% )
Assault - 1 (1% )
Equestrian - 1 (1% )
Other - 1 (1% )


SARS doctors and critical care paramedics are unpaid and respond to emergencies on a voluntary basis. Our members are trained to provide the highest standard of care to victims of accidents and other medical emergencies. SARS is an affiliated group member of the British Association for Immediate Care (BASICS)

SARS is a registered charity (263238)

Our callout statistics are listed here and are updated 'realtime' through our online database.




Website Being Updated

By: tim  on: Sun 21 of June, 2009 01:00 BST  (351 Reads)
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This is a website under ongoing development.

For SARS members the database has yet to be fully integrated with our main website. Please use www.sars999.org.uk/datab until further notice.

Please note:

1) When logged in every page has an 'eye' if you click this you mark the page to be watched and you will be emailed if it changes. You can mark anything in the website in this way including discussion forums, news, phonebooks, literally anything. If you want to keep updated use this function.

2) There is a bug tracker - you can email me directly or enter any bugs you find on here and I will be automatically emailed. It also lists any known bugs or problems with the website so you can check here first to see if the problem is already known about.

Tim.
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    By Jeremy Mauger620 points  on Sat 28 of Apr., 2012 18:59 BST private message

    SARS Doctors attend fatal RTC
    Two SARS doctors were called to attend a road traffic collision on Sunday evening, 22nd April on the A143 at Pakenham / Great Barton, Suffolk. Volunteer doctors Andy Mason & Jeremy Mauger assisted crews from the East of England Ambulance Service to treat two casualties at the scene of the collision, although one of the casualties tragically died at the scene.
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    Contact SARS:

    Turret House
    2 Turret Lane
    Ipswich
    IP4 1DL
    Tel: 01473 218771
    (In office Mondays and Thursdays)
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