Translate the text from English to Welsh.



 
Minister for Health and Social Services, Vaughan Gething said:



> I would like to thank front line staff for their hard work and skill during what was a very challenging December. Last month saw record high demand on the ambulance service, the highest number of attendance at emergency departments for any December and record numbers of emergency admissions for over 75 year olds.
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> There has been a welcome reduction in delayed transfers of care but too many patients are spending long periods in emergency departments waiting for a hospital bed. We want Health Boards to work with partners to improve the flow of patients through the hospital system and out into the community, and I have made an extra £10m available to support improvement in this area.
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> The ambulance service faced significant pressure, with average daily ‘red calls’ increasing to the highest on record and exceeding 100 for the first time. We are disappointed the target was not achieved although more patients in the red category received a response within the target time than last December.
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> Demand on emergency departments is also affecting the delivery of planned treatments at hospitals. This is being made worse by doctors reducing their hours because of changes to HMRC pension tax rules by the UK Government. By the end of December, this had led to about 3,200 sessions lost, affecting nearly 27,000 patients. I have called on the UK Government to resolve this matter urgently.
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> Our hard\-working, dedicated NHS staff have been working tirelessly throughout the year and it is clear demand is only set to grow. For that reason we need to transform the way we deliver health and social care in the future. As well as the short\-term measures I have announced today, we are investing £100m through our Transformation Fund to develop new models of care, to create a sustainable health and social care for the future.







Translation:


 
Dywedodd y Gweinidog Iechyd a Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol, Vaughan Gething:



> “Fe hoffwn ddiolch i staff rheng flaen am eu gwaith caled a'u sgiliau yn ystod mis Rhagfyr heriol iawn. Fis diwethaf gwelwyd y galw uchaf erioed ar y gwasanaeth ambiwlans, y presenoldeb uchaf mewn adrannau argyfwng ar gyfer unrhyw fis Rhagfyr a'r niferoedd uchaf erioed o dderbyniadau brys ar gyfer unigolion dros 75 oed.
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> Roedd lleihad mewn oedi wrth drosglwyddo gofal, a hynny i'w groesawu, ond mae gormod o gleifion yn treulio cyfnodau hir mewn adrannau argyfwng yn aros am wely yn yr ysbyty. Rydym eisiau i Fyrddau Iechyd weithio gyda phartneriaid i wella llif cleifion drwy system yr ysbyty ac allan i'r gymuned, ac rwyf wedi sicrhau bod £10m ychwanegol ar gael i gefnogi gwelliant yn y maes hwn.
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> "Roedd y gwasanaeth ambiwlans yn wynebu pwysau sylweddol, gyda chyfartaledd y 'galwadau coch' dyddiol yn cynyddu i'r uchaf erioed ac yn pasio 100 am y tro cyntaf. Rydym yn siomedig na lwyddwyd i gyrraedd y targed er bod mwy o'r cleifion yn y categori coch wedi cael ymateb o fewn yr amser targed nag ym mis Rhagfyr y llynedd.
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> "Mae'r galw ar adrannau argyfwng hefyd yn effeithio ar ddarpariaeth triniaethau a gynlluniwyd mewn ysbytai. Mae'r sefyllfa'n waeth oherwydd bod meddygon yn lleihau eu horiau o ganlyniad i newidiadau i reolau treth pensiwn gan Lywodraeth y DU. Erbyn diwedd mis Rhagfyr roedd hyn wedi arwain at golli tua 3,200 o sesiynau, gan effeithio ar bron i 27,000 o gleifion. Rwyf wedi galw ar Lywodraeth y DU i ddatrys y mater hwn ar fyrder.
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> "Mae staff gweithgar, ymroddedig ein GIG wedi bod yn gweithio'n ddiflino drwy gydol y flwyddyn ac mae'n amlwg mai ond cynyddu fydd y galw. Oherwydd hyn mae angen inni drawsnewid y modd yr ydym yn darparu gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol yn y dyfodol. Yn ogystal â'r mesurau tymor byr yr wyf wedi'u cyhoeddi heddiw, rydym yn buddsoddi £100m i ddatblygu modelau gofal newydd, i greu gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol cynaliadwy ar gyfer y dyfodol."