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.
Last week, the Federal Government announced it would underwrite the integration of private hospitals into the public system.
Ambulances are ramped eight and nine deep on a nightly basis, and clinical staff are crying out for adequate resourcing and leadership.
Yesterday we saw on full display his arrogance as the Minister dismissed Frank O'Keeffe with a wave of his hand.
The Greens’ Alternative Budget prioritises what Tasmanians most want, fixing the State’s health system - currently at breaking point.
The Tasmanian Greens' Alternative Budget is a fully costed vision for the future that demonstrates it is possible to look after people.
The Coronial inquest into the 2015 death of a Royal Hobart Hospital patient found it could have been prevented.
The Joint Statement on Public Hospitals from all major Tasmanian health bodies shows the critical state of our public hospitals.
Under a neoliberal market-first privatisation ideology, the minister has systematically cut the funds to the Health department.
The government’s proposal to limit nursing shifts to a maximum of 12 hours will not improve the amount of double-shifts being worked around the state.