Yn seiliedig ar gyngor ein gweithgor, mae tri maes gwaith wedi dod i'r amlwg y gallai diffoddwyr tân ymgymryd â nhw.  Yn gyntaf, gallent ymateb i rai argyfyngau meddygol i gefnogi Gwasanaeth Ambiwlans Cymru, yn enwedig os yw cyflymder yr ymateb yn hanfodol o ran y canlyniad i’r claf.  Mae gwerth cryf a chlir i hyn mewn achosion o ataliad ar y galon, lle mae diffibrilio cyflym yn aml yn golygu’r gwahaniaeth rhwng byw a marw. Gwyddom hefyd ar sail treialon ledled y DU rhwng 2015 a 2017, a phrofiad rhyngwladol hirsefydlog, y gall ymateb cyflymach arwain at well canlyniadau, ac arbedion sylweddol o ran llai o angen i fynd i'r ysbyty am gyfnod hir neu ddibyniaeth ar ofal hirdymor.  Efallai y bydd lle hefyd i ddiffoddwyr tân ymateb i fathau eraill o achosion, yn amodol ar ystyriaeth bellach o'r dystiolaeth glinigol, ymgysylltu â gweithwyr gofal iechyd proffesiynol perthnasol, a bodloni gofynion hyfforddiant a lles perthnasol ar gyfer diffoddwyr tân.
Based on the advice of our working group, three areas of work have emerged which firefighters could undertake.  Firstly, firefighters can respond to certain medical emergencies in support of WAST, especially where speed of response is critical to patient outcomes.  This has strong and clear value in cases of cardiac arrest, where rapid defibrillation often makes the difference between life and death.  We also know from UK-wide trials between 2015 and 2017, and longstanding international experience, that a swifter response can yield better outcomes and significant savings in terms of less need for prolonged hospitalisation or dependence on long-term care.  There may also be scope for firefighters to respond to other types of cases, subject to further consideration of the clinical evidence, engagement with relevant healthcare professionals, and meeting relevant training and welfare requirements for firefighters.