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
Many Tasmanians cannot afford private dental care and rely on services at Oral Health Tasmania. The wait times they are enduring are truly terrible.
I shouldn't have to say it, but apparently I do need to remind some members in this place of this basic fact: access to health care is not only a basic need for Tasmanians, ...
The Greens welcome the Liberal Government’s offer of funding to keep the Hobart Clinic open in the short-term.
The Tasmanian Greens strongly support HACSU and Clinical Trials Unit workers who are holding a stop work rally at the Royal Hobart Hospital today.
The Greens stand with HACSU members, who’ve rejected the Rockliff Government’s wage offer.
I note that the bill has generally been positively received by a wide range of stakeholders. However, the Greens have circulated amendments to the bill we intend to move.
Chronic and persistent pain is pain that lasts beyond normal healing time or is simply ongoing. It is a critical issue across our community, as we have heard already.
It is an important motion and one that highlights the broad spectrum of healthcare and many of the different factors that are impacting on our health system.
Tasmania’s budget is in a mess and essential services are already going underfunded.
