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Cost per trip for road-based ambulance services, based on the total accrued costs of these services for the total number of trips Rationale Outcome 2 Public and community health services To ensure Western Australians receive the care and ambulance and patient transport services they need, when they need it, the Department of Health has entered into collaborative arrangements with service providers to deliver road- based patient transport services in WA. This collaboration ensures that patients have access to effective ambulance and patient transport services to ensure the best possible health outcomes for patients requiring medical treatment. Target The target unit cost for 2022-23 is $553 per trip for road-based patient transport services. Improved or maintained performance is demonstrated by a result below or equal to the target. Results In 2022-23, the cost per trip for road-based ambulance services was $680 (see Table 28). The variance to target and to prior year results is attributable to changes to the provision of emergency and road-based ambulance services in metropolitan and regional WA. This includes an increase in supply of non- emergency planned patient transport services throughout the Perth metropolitan area to enable suitable patient transfer based on clinical requirements. Table 28: Cost per trip for road-based patient transport services, based on the total accrued costs of these services for the total number of trips, 2019-20 to 2022-23 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 Cost per trip $469 $514 $534 $680 Target $494 $523 $553 Notes: 1. A new St John WA contract was implemented on 1 January 2023 post derivation of the 2022-23 target. 2. Road-based patient transport services include emergency and non-emergency patient transport services provided in metropolitan and country WA. Non-emergency planned patient transport services is provided by several contractors in addition to St John WA effective from May 2022. Data sources: Unpublished data, Department of Health; Oracle 11i Financial System, Department of Health. Contents About us < 110 Significant issues Report on operations Agency performance ⚫Operational disclosures Key performance indicators • Financial disclosures and compliance • Appendix
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