Finally! Lincolnshire's Ambulance Service reports a significant performance boost! 🚑💨
East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust has reported a marked improvement in its Lincolnshire division's performance.A report due for review by Lincolnshire County Council's Health Scrutiny Committee next Wednesday reveals significant progress since the division's last appearance before the councillors.
However, the latest report offers a more optimistic outlook, highlighting local and national performance trends over the past six months. "This supports an improvement in the division's ability to achieve the national C2 thirty-minute target by the end of 2023/24." "This investment aims to achieve the national C2 Target thirty-minute mean target 2023/24 and eighteen minutes in 2024/25, further enhancing the division's performance.For instance, the C2 Mean Total Hours, which represents the average time taken to respond to Category 2 calls, fluctuates around the 30-minute mark, with a noticeable decrease to 29:47 in the week commencing April 24.
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