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i made this for my college course with awesome teacher DAVE

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this animation is more aimed at kids thus the reason for the cute animation and the simple catchy song which also very repeative making it easy to remember.

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this animated video is aimed  at adults despite being a animation as it takes on a lot of complex situations and how it talks about the politics  surrounding the medical institute this makes it very informative and gives a good understanding but during how much infomation there is it could make it very difficult to remember which could lead to it not being very affective.

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An alternative guide to the new NHS in England

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what this video shows that an ambulance  is always needed and that people may get other services this encourage people to not just call for an ambulance and instead call and say whats wrong instead of demanding a an ambulance. This video not only tells you the problem with making hoax but shows you.

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Calling 999 doesn't always mean an emergency ambulance or a trip to hospital...

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these are more informal than the animation but it does not go over the hoax situation but it does mention that when you call you might not get an ambulance, which is important to bear in mind as show that since there is a chance of not getting one someone who doesn't need one might get when one leaving some with a real problem without one. this could also be looked at as they take things more seriously  and wont just send one out unless they know its required and send out a paramedic in one or the rapid response units.

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Meet #Team 999: Ester Hooper, Hazardous Area Response Paramedic

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Meet Ester, a Hazardous Area Response Paramedic and one of the faces of our new campaign to help people understand what actually happens when you call 999. Ester works as a specially trained paramedics called the Hazard Area Response Team (HART).