Tasmanian Health Services Lagging Nation
The new Report on Government Services shows Tasmania continues to lag the nation in delivering key health services and demonstrates why ambitious action is needed.
The new Report on Government Services shows Tasmania continues to lag the nation in delivering key health services and demonstrates why ambitious action is needed.
The organisation is now on its fifth CEO in just five years, albeit an interim CEO. Minister, this rapid turnover of CEOs must worry you. Can you tell the committee what's being...
I would like to ask some questions about non‑emergency patient transport, so the pre‑booked transport services that transfer patients between hospitals or discharged people to aged
What was the total number of paramedic shifts that were worked in 2024-25? And what was the total number that went unfilled? And if you could give those figures in raw terms, ...
Just going back to the issues in HR that are happening at the moment, I'm just wondering how many vacant positions there are within HR across the Department of Health, and then how
The Greens are calling on both the Liberal and Labor parties to make a commitment to ending single response shifts for paramedics if they form government.
The release of new health data through the Productivity Commission’s Report on Government Services shows Tasmania lagging the nation, going backwards in key parts of the health...
The Greens stand with Ambulance Tasmania communications workers taking industrial action over staff shortages and an apparent walking back of compensation payments.
The final report of the ambulance ramping inquiry has made extensive findings about the major problems in the health system and delivered a host of essential recommendations.
Tasmania’s ambulance services have been struggling for some time, but new figures released to the Greens show things are getting even worse.