Allied Health Professionals’ Plea Must Be Heard
HACSU’s letter paints a disturbing picture about the impact on patients and staff from chronic underfunding of services.
HACSU’s letter paints a disturbing picture about the impact on patients and staff from chronic underfunding of services.
Chair, I will reflect on some of the enlightening conversations I had with the minister in his capacity as the Minister for Health.
The Auditor General’s report into Tasmania’s hospital emergency departments is enormously confronting.
The evidence of the past five years has persuaded me that this minister is not able to appreciate and to act in consultation with his hard-working staff.
The legacy of the Minister's five-year health leadership so far has been a failure to listen to doctors and nurses.
Mr Goddard’s claim that more than 80 mortalities a year can be avoided, due to chronically under-resourced hospitals, is alarming.
The AIHW report released today shows Tasmania’s two main hospitals are performing poorly compared to mainland hospitals.
The Health Minister should release the report into the operations of the Tasmanian Health Service Executive.
Health Ferguson’s parroting of an unusually high influenza season this winter is an insult to the staff and patients at the Royal Hobart Hospital.
In that last six days at the RHH there have been two category 4 escalations, four violent events and all elective surgeries have been cancelled.