10 Apr 2016 CO Apr - Sep 2 Aug 2013 CO Apr - Mar ‘15 ‘15 ‘12 ‘13 10 Sep 2015 CO Apr - Mar 3 May 2013 SI Apr - Mar ‘14 ‘15 ‘12 ‘13 4 Jun 2015 SI Apr - Feb 1 Feb 2013 CO Apr - Aug ‘14 ‘15 ‘12 ‘12 30 Apr 2015 SI Apr - Feb 11 Jan 2013 SI Apr - Oct ‘14 ‘15 ‘11 ‘12 5 Mar 2015 CO Apr - Sep 31 Aug 2012 CO Apr - Mar ‘14 ‘14 ‘11 ‘12 4 May 2012 SI & CO Apr - Mar ‘11 ‘12 C3 AQI Scope The AQI include calls made by dialling either the usual UK-wide number 999 or its international equivalent 112. As described in the specification guidance mentioned in section C1, calls made to NHS 111 are not included in the AQI measures for calls abandoned, re-contacts, frequent callers, time to answer calls, or calls resolved by telephone advice. All other Systems Indicators involve the dispatch of an ambulance, and include ambulances dispatched as a result of a call to NHS 111, as well as 999 or 112. C4 Related statistics in England A Clinical Dashboard on the AQI landing page presents an alternative layout for the AQI data. Because of the lack of comparability due to the Ambulance Response Programme (section A2), NHS England last updated the dashboard in 2016. The AQI were also used in the Services” publications by NHS Digital, “Ambulance which included additional annual analysis and commentary, up to and including 2014-15 data. The Quality Statement described in section C1 has more information on this publication. It also contains details of weekly ambulance situation reports that NHS England collected for six months from November 2010. Ambulance handover delays of over 30 minutes at each Emergency Department were collected and published by NHS England each winter until 2014-15: C5 Rest of United Kingdom Ambulance statistics for other countries of the UK can be found at the following websites. The AQI Quality Statement described in section C1 contains more information about the comparability of these statistics. Wales: Scotland: See Quality Improvement Indicators (QII) documents at Northern Ireland: C6 Contact information For press enquiries, please contact the NHS England press office on 0113 825 0958 or . The person responsible for producing this publication is: Ian Kay, Operational Information for Commissioning (Central), NHS England
10 Apr 2016 CO Apr ‘15 - Sep ‘15 2 Aug 2013 CO Apr ‘12 - Mar ‘13 10 Sep 2015 CO Apr ‘14 - Mar ‘15 3 May 2013 SI Apr ‘12 - Mar ‘13 4 Jun 2015 SI Apr ‘14 - Feb ‘15 1 Feb 2013 CO Apr ‘12 - Aug ‘12 30 Apr 2015 SI Apr ‘14 - Feb ‘15 11 Jan 2013 SI Apr ‘11 - Oct ‘12 5 Mar 2015 CO Apr ‘14 - Sep ‘14 31 Aug 2012 CO Apr ‘11 - Mar ‘12 4 May 2012 SI & CO Apr ‘11 - Mar ‘12 C3 AQI Scope The AQI include calls made by dialling either the usual UK-wide number 999 or its international equivalent 112. As described in the specification guidance mentioned in section C1, calls made to NHS 111 are not included in the AQI measures for calls abandoned, re-contacts, frequent callers, time to answer calls, or calls resolved by telephone advice. All other Systems Indicators involve the dispatch of an ambulance, and include ambulances dispatched as a result of a call to NHS 111, as well as 999 or 112. C4 Related statistics in England A Clinical Dashboard on the AQI landing page presents an alternative layout for the AQI data. Because of the lack of comparability due to the Ambulance Response Programme (section A2), NHS England last updated the dashboard in 2016. The AQI were also used in the “Ambulance Services” publications by NHS Digital, which included additional annual analysis and commentary, up to and including 2014-15 data. The Quality Statement described in section C1 has more information on this publication. It also contains details of weekly ambulance situation reports that NHS England collected for six months from November 2010. Ambulance handover delays of over 30 minutes at each Emergency Department were collected and published by NHS England each winter until 2014-15: C5 Rest of United Kingdom Ambulance statistics for other countries of the UK can be found at the following websites. The AQI Quality Statement described in section C1 contains more information about the comparability of these statistics. Wales: Scotland: See Quality Improvement Indicators (QII) documents at Northern Ireland: C6 Contact information For press enquiries, please contact the NHS England press office on 0113 825 0958 or . The person responsible for producing this publication is: Ian Kay, Operational Information for Commissioning (Central), NHS England