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1) Speak with the 92-year-old man to get information about the accident and how serious it was. Was he injured, why did he need an ambulance and medical assistance?
2) Speak with the ambulance driver to find out what caused the delay. Ask whether such delays occur often and for what reasons.

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Find statistics of how long the response time has been below the national average and explore the question of why this is e.g. understaffed and underfunded.
Or maybe they have recieved an increase in time-wasting calls that could be dealt with by non-emergency numbers. From there it could be possible to get some quotes from experts and some opinions from the ambulance teams about how they feel, maybe they are frustrated with the situation and want to express their concern.

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- find other peoples bad experiences with delayed ambulances or slow reaction times to 999 calls
- include statistics of delays
- interview an NHS worker such as an ambulance driver and ask them what they think of this

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- Speak to the 92-year-old man get his feeling and emotions about the situation.

- Speak to a local paramedic, get there opinion on the waiting time for an ambulance and their opinion on the 92-year-old waiting an hour in the road. Ask also what they think in their opinion what needs to be done.

- Compare local response time with other regions, to see where they're ranked.

- Find information about the accident that left the man at the side of the road, see if there's any witnesses possibly speak to them.

-Speak to local people who have had good and bad experiences with the ambulance service to write a piece about the response time in the local area; get both good and bad angles.

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Investigate the 92-year-old man, did he have serious injuries? Were his injuries made worse due to the waiting time? If the man is well enough, interview him and ask how he felt having to wait so long, was he in much pain? Speak to the ambulance driver who was on duty when the 92-year old man was hit and ask them why it took so long. Ask other ambulance drivers in Sheffield and see if there is a recurring theme, such as a lack of ambulance drivers, or a lack of ambulances. If there is an issue investigate this further. Moreover, one could perhaps talk to the person who hit the old man. Was it a hit and run or did they stay and wait for the ambulance? Lastly, talk to the councillor and ask how they know of such case and ask how the council aims to fix this problem.

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Talk to the man: why was he in need of an ambulance, how did it make him feel etc (more human interest side)
Talk to council/look into larger government spending/find statistics from other parts of the country: more investigative side, could potentially make a piece on the NHS and health spending in general, perhaps look into ambulance response times under different governments in the past
Talk to the ambulance team or hospital representative: first hand account of why they think the times are so slow

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-find out about the 92-year-old man regarding his condition -- why was he hospitalized? Was it a life-threatening condition?
-talk to his family and ask how they felt about the ambulance response time
-investigate how many patients made it to the hospital in time
-if there are people who have died before they make it to hospital, then talk to their families and see how they feel about the slow ambulance response times
-talk to a council rep and ask him/her if he/she was aware of this issue and how they are planning to respond to it

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- Find out who the 92 year-old man is, where the accident occurred, how it happened, find out about his wellbeing, interview him if possible or family if not and ask what they think of the delay and what they've been told
- Speak to ambulance team and ask about why response times are so high, what's being done to change this, ask about understaffing, funding etc.
- Investigate other response times elsewhere in the country
- Find other examples of where slow response times have been an issue
- Speak to the council, ask what's being done to change this

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- See how 92 year old man is and talk to him about his experience and what he thinks of the ambulance response time.
- Find national response time and compare with Sheffields response time
- Talk to someone from ambulance and find out why this is the case
- Find a more extreme example of someone waiting for an ambulance where the consequences have been more severe.

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- Find out about the 92-year-old man's well being and if he suffered any severe injuries.
- Find out statistics about how if long the response time is in Sheffield compared to how it is in other cities.
- Research if this is just something that has been happening this year or if this has been a trend for the past few years.
- Find another story where something someone had to suffer  because the response time was too slow.
- Talk to the drivers and their managers to find out why the response time is as slow as it is.

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- Find out the 92-year-old mans wellbeing,
if he's not dead interview him about his experience (why they took so long etc.)
- Research statistics into national average ambulance waiting time, waiting time in Sheffield and waiting time in previous years.
- Interview from a representative of the Sheffield ambulance team, what are they planning on doing to improve the situation?
- ask for a comment or interview from local council authorities on the matter to see how they are going to help/resolve this issue.
- look for a broader scale on why it may be a problem, funding, understaffing etc.
- the family's opinion on the event as well, this brings the human element back into the fold.

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-Interview the 92 year old man first and find out his experience - what took them very long, what was he told etc
-Search up for statistics and similar events regarding the ambulance time and interview previous victims to get their point of view.
- Interview Sheffield ambulance team - figure out what may be the issue. Traffic, budget, under staffed
- Find out what the council has been doing to help this issue

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Search for information regarding the national statistics related to the ambulance response times.
Find out more about the case of the 92 year old and how the slow reaction of the ambulance affected him.

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Find out why ambulances times are so slow- talk to drivers
Speak to 92yr old about the time and his experience
Talk to council to see what they are going to do

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-Talk to ambulance team- what pressures are they facing (understaffing etc.) which has led to slow response times
-talk to 92-year-old man- what happened to him, his thoughts on the response time
-research where response times are above average- why is this the case? Differences in funding etc.
-speak to council- what do they plan to do to improve response times?
-find others who have had a similar experience- what are their thoughts?

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- Find out and verify the statistics (the national average waiting time and the average waiting times in previous years)
- Interview with Sheffield ambulance service to see their take on the situation
- Find out the 92 year old man's situation, is he recovering? Did he die?
- Look into the broader situation, why is this the case? Is it due to budget cuts? How do the government/city council plan to improve it?

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-See why the man was in the accident, and how waiting an hour affected him.
- See if there are any comparable incidents where people have been let down by the ambulances, particularly if people have been seriously injured, or if vulnerable people have been affected by it.
-Ask ambulance workers if they believe the system is flawed, and try and find more about WHY it is so much slower

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Interview the 92 year old man and find out about his experience and any the implications of his long wait. Could also find information about any similar cases

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- Find out if you can interview the 92 y/o about his accident and his experience with waiting for the ambulance team.
- Try to find out if there are any other similar cases.
- If possible, interview a representative of the Sheffield ambulance service to see why they think response times are so low and what they think can be done to improve it; who do they think are responsible? Govt? City Council? Admin?
- If they believe that a higher body is at fault, try to interview a representative of that body.

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- Get more information on the 92 year old man and research into any other similar cases.
- get statistics on the response times of the ambulances

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- Speak to the 92year old or their family. 

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- Speak to the 92year old or their family. 

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-Speak to hospital staff, ambulance workers and ask for their opinion.
-what is the national average waiting for ambulances?
-Ask local council what is being done to fix this.

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- Find out more information about the 92 year old man, and see if you can interview him.
- Speak to ambulance workers and get their opinion as to why response times are slower, can they give suggestions to improve response times?
- Have similar incidents occurred, and how frequently?
- Compare national averages for response times.

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- Interview 92 year old man, find out about his incident
- Other examples of incidents which emergency team have been slow to respond too, in Sheffield
- National average of ambulance response times
- Interview ambulance team, what is making their responses slow?

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-Ask for more information on the man, see if you can speak to him. Find out the context of the situation.
-Speak  to ambulance staff involved AND other ambulance staff. What caused this slow response time, is this a common situation? What do they think can and should be done?
-Press health officials for a response, armed with this feedback.

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- Speak to the man - Who is he? What happened to him?
- Speak to ambulance workers - what reason is behind the slower response time?
- Ask council/government what is being done to fix the situation

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- Speak to the 92 year old - find out about him, what happened in the incident, how waiting times affected him
-- Speak to local health workers - find out the constraints placed upon them by response times
- Ask for a comment from local authorities or national government on what action is being taken to improve response times in the emergency services.

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- who’s the man? have similar incidents occurred - find statistics and particularly traumatic stories
- NHS funding
- understaffing
- public opinion/ family opinion

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- Interview ambulance workers - why are response times so low? What are their working conditions like?
- Talk to the 92 year old/his family - what happened after?
- Comment from council/government about what is being done to resolve situation

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- Find out the national average response times in 2017 and in years gone by
- Interview ambulance workers for their thoughts on why response times are slower
- Request a comment from the government

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- Find out who the man is and interview him or close family about his experience
- Find out more statistics about response times (what is the national average etc)
- What is the cause of these response times (government funding/poor management? etc)