The trust said at the time of the call an ambulance was tending to an elderly woman in Bridgnorth who had suffered a stroke, so a dedicated "Bridgnorth ambulance" would not have been available for the baby.
And if you or someone you love has any signs whatsoever of a stroke, call an ambulance immediately.
Ms Mathieson's family were shown a transcript of the call to her village ambulance station, which confirmed that while the ambulance technician knew about the incident, he was not formally asked to attend.
Officials say an ambulance arrived within 30 seconds of a call, but Mr Terzo died at the scene.
The East of England Ambulance Service said it received the call at 23:43 GMT and it was coded Green 4 which is not life-threatening and requires a response or phone assessment within 60 minutes.
They were joined by a street warden with a defibrillator but the East Midlands Ambulance Service did not receive a 999 call from any member of staff at the club until 20 minutes after the first-year student collapsed.
The inquest heard they were joined by a street warden with a defibrillator but the East Midlands Ambulance Service did not receive a 999 call from any member of staff at the club until 20 minutes after the first-year student collapsed.
The HART units - made up of seven teams of six - will be on call 24 hours a day at the Ambulance Special Operations Centre (ASOC) to respond to multiple casualties, people trapped in collapsed buildings, flooding or hazardous materials incidents.
Staff at the centre will then direct the call to one, or all, of the required emergency services - police, ambulance and fire and rescue.
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Before heading to the emergency room, I climbed into the back of the ambulance where I asked her if she wanted me to call her boyfriend.
The volunteers, who are known as community first responders (CFRs), are mobilised by ambulance control and although they often arrive ahead of the paramedics, an ambulance is always automatically despatched to any call attended by them.
Failure of the South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) to meet emergency call-out targets is being blamed on staff shortages.
Liz Kendall, director of the Ambulance Service Network, said figures from last year for England showed ambulance services responded to an average of just over 113, 000 call-outs a week.
Head doorman Mark West, who was the first official first aider on the scene, told the inquest he did not know Mr Pueschel had stopped breathing and chose to eject one of his friends for being "aggressive", despite being urged to call an ambulance.
Speaking after the inquest, a London Ambulance Service spokesman said ambulance staff were at the park within nine minutes of receiving the 999 call.
The Welsh ambulance service has missed its call-out target for the last 10 months and of course there is no cancer drugs fund.
And in an era when companies hold a host of personal information, the fact remains an ambulance can still respond to an emergency call, ferry a patient to hospital but doctors will still have little knowledge of their medical history.
At the end of the call the system recommends the best course of action, which might be a call back from a doctor, an appointment or a 999 call to the ambulance service.
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