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CAA FIRST Magazine issue 13

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CAA Strategy Plan 2023 – 2028 As the peak body for the Australian, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea ambulance sector, the CAA works tirelessly to collaborate on emergency ambulance sector issues of metropolitan, regional, national, and international significance. Since our creation in 1962, the CAA has provided our ambulance service members Australasia-wide with opportunities for the exchange of knowledge, networking, and expert advice. Following consultation and discussion amongst a wide range of stakeholders, this year the CAA takes on the first year of implementation of our 2023-2028 Strategy.

The strategy enables us to determine why we do what we do, encourages us to identify the needs and challenges of our member services and the wider ambulance sector, and allows us to take steps to action changes and programs where necessary.

4,462,428 Patients

4,802,059 Incidents

1,860 Locations

1,404 Ambulance Response Locations

24,908 Staff (FTE)

19,711 Volunteers

7,756 Fleet Vehicles

4,553 Emergency Ambulances

Across New Zealand and Australia in 2021-22 financial year.

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