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Three female paramedics have shared their experiences of being "hounded" for sexual favours in return for passing training, getting a promotion or simply keeping their jobs.
These women approached Sky News after our initial investigation earlier this year revealed how misogyny, harassment and sexual abuse is "rife" in the ambulance service.
The NHS 's national guardian Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark , who protects its whistleblowers in England , has said she's "not confident" women in ambulance service are safe.
All ambulance trusts have signed up to the Sexual Safety Charter .
NHS England will continue to implement the recommendations of the ambulance culture review.
Department of Health and Social Care says it is determined to create a culture where whistleblowers are free to speak up.
Katie , Sarah and Janet are all hopeful things can improve - but that change will come too late for them.
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