Ramping figures dip, yet still higher than when Labor elected
Ramping numbers continued to fall for the third month running, but the opposition has claimed it’s still “the worst ramping in state history.”
Coverage of the South Australian health system, including hospital overcrowding, ambulance ramping and mental health treatment.
Ramping numbers continued to fall for the third month running, but the opposition has claimed it’s still “the worst ramping in state history.”
A glossy sales pitch to sell the embattled Western Hospital would see its loss-making ICU turned into a lucrative high dependence unit, as well as another big switch.
A barrage of infectious diseases is sweeping through South Australia with health officials imploring the sick to stay home.
Key emergency department doctors have stood down from leadership roles at the RAH and Flinders Medical Centre, as ambulance ramping continues to spiral out of control.
An embattled US company awarded a lucrative taxpayer contract to create a world-leading Adelaide cancer centre had a “clinically unproven” system, a leaked official assessment warned.
SA Health will end its internal code yellow emergency this month – but documents show its measures will continue, under new names.
Time lost to ambulance ramping has smashed the 5000-hour mark for the first time, as there appears no end in sight for the ongoing saga gripping our health system.
SA Health is neither confirming nor denying bombshell whistleblower claims about one of its key agencies, issuing a terse “no comment.”
Slowly going blind in one eye, Peter Goers waited patiently for 18 months for cataract surgery in our public health system. When the day arrived, the surgery was cancelled.
Labor has ploughed $7.1bn into fixing ramping but has the money been wasted, asks Paul Starick.
Hundreds of elective surgeries have been cancelled as SA Health’s code yellow drags on for two months with no end in sight.
Years after interstate health services dropped mandatory Covid vaccination for staff, SA Health has dropped the policy which saw hundreds of staff sacked for refusing the jab.
A new health plan will see thousands of student nurses funded for placements in primary health care settings such as schools, as Medicare rebates for care by nurse practitioners are boosted.
Plans have been revealed for a “crisis” centre in Adelaide’s north aimed at reducing huge pressure on the hospital system.
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