The HSE National Ambulance Service (NAS) recently presented a Bravery Award to teenager Noah Winders from Castleknock, Dublin who kept his friend Charlie Rutter alive by administering CPR.
“As a GP, I know only too well the importance of supporting people with chronic diseases. This programme provides better healthcare outcomes for patients and allows them to become active partners in their own healthcare,” according to Dr Joe Gallagher, ICGP (Irish College of General Practitioners) Clinical Lead for Cardiovascular Disease.
Bravery Award for teenager who kept friend alive with CPR
The HSE National Ambulance Service (NAS) recently presented a Bravery Award to teenager Noah Winders from Castleknock, Dublin who kept his friend Charlie Rutter alive by administering CPR.
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“As a GP, I know only too well the importance of supporting people with chronic diseases. This programme provides better healthcare outcomes for patients and allows them to become active partners in their own healthcare,” according to Dr Joe Gallagher, ICGP (Irish College of General Practitioners) Clinical Lead for Cardiovascular Disease.