Abstract
Ambulance services, as part of Accident and Emergency provision, are once again under scrutiny. This article reflects on a recent visit to a SAMU (Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente) unit in France, and considers those issues that could be explored in terms of effective UK provision. Recommendations will be proposed for future provision.
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