Dechreuodd y peilot ar 1 Hydref 2015, ac rwyf wedi fy nghalonogi gan y cynnydd sydd wedi'i wneud dros yr 11 mis a aeth heibio. Rhagorwyd bob mis ar y targed cenedlaethol o ymateb i 65% o alwadau lle mae bywyd yn y fantol ar unwaith, neu alwadau 'coch', cyn pen wyth munud. Yn wir, gwnaeth pob bwrdd iechyd lleol fodloni'r targed hwn ym mis Mehefin a Gorffennaf. Mae cleifion 'coch' sy'n derbyn ymateb ac ymyrraeth glinigol o fewn munudau yn cael y cyfle gorau posibl o oroesi a'r canlyniadau gorau posibl. Mae'n destun boddhad, felly, fod y data diweddaraf yn dangos bod 3 o bob 4 (75.3%) o gleifion wedi cael ymateb cyn pen wyth munud ac mai pum munud ac un eiliad oedd yr amser ymateb ar gyfartaledd.
The pilot is 11 months in, following commencement on 1 October 2015, and I have been encouraged by progress.  The national target for 65% of immediately life threatening or ‘red’ calls to be responded to within eight minutes has been exceeded in every month and was achieved by every health board area in June and July. A response and clinical intervention in minutes to ‘red’ patients help to optimise chances of survival and a patient’s outcome. It is pleasing, therefore, to see the latest available data which shows 3 in 4 (75.3%) patients received a response in eight minutes with an average response time of five minutes and one second.