Close to 90 per cent of St John Ambulance paramedics and patient transport officers who responded to a United Workers Union survey said they do not have confidence in the organisation’s executive, while 83 per cent they still have concerns about clinical procedures and patient safety, following a damning government review.

The results follow the NT Independent revealing the review into the organisation raised concerns patients have been killed by treatment received.

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