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Cases involving patients with a life-threatening condition are classified as highest priority (P1A) by NSW Ambulance and include events such as cardiac or respiratory arrest, unconsciousness and ineffective breathing.

Ambulance response time refers to the period from the placement of a Triple Zero (000) call ‘in queue’ for ambulance dispatch until the first vehicle arrives at the scene.

The median is the middle value of all observations, once they have been ordered from the lowest to the highest value.

Emergency cases are classified as priority 1 (P1) by NSW Ambulance and require an immediate response under lights and siren.

Ambulance response time refers to the period from the placement of a Triple Zero (000) call ‘in queue’ for ambulance dispatch until the first vehicle arrives at the scene.

The median is the middle value of all observations, once they have been ordered from the lowest to the highest value.

Call to ambulance arrival time covers the period from when a Triple zero (000) call is first answered in the ambulance control centre (phone pick-up), to the time the first ambulance arrives at the scene.

Urgent cases are classified as priority 2 (P2) by NSW Ambulance and require an undelayed response without lights and siren.

Ambulance response time refers to the period from the placement of a Triple Zero (000) call ‘in queue’ for ambulance dispatch until the first vehicle arrives at the scene.

The median is the middle value of all observations, once they have been ordered from the lowest to the highest value.