Sir Keir Starmer joins London Ambulance Service to mark a year of coronavirus

The video reflects on the past 12 months, highlighting the contributions and challenges faced by the London Ambulance Service (LAS) during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses the anxiety and uncertainty experienced, the importance of training, and the need for adaptation. The video also emphasizes the national reflection on the pandemic's impact and the achievements of LAS in responding to increased demands, despite the loss of colleagues and patients.

What was a significant challenge faced by individuals in the early days of the last 12 months?

• Communication barriers

• Increased workload

• Uncertainty and anxiety

• Lack of resources

What was the purpose of the national moment of silence?

• To discuss future plans

• To announce new policies

• To honor lost colleagues

• To celebrate achievements

How has COVID-19 affected people according to the video?

• It has had no impact

• It has been a minor inconvenience

• It has been a life-changing experience

• It has only affected healthcare workers

What was one of the major challenges for the London Ambulance Service during the pandemic?

• Shortage of ambulances

• Difficulty in training staff

• Increased number of calls and patients

• Lack of funding

What emotion is associated with the achievements made by the London Ambulance Service?

• Sadness

• Anger

• Joy

• Indifference