‘Gaslighting, suicidal ideation’: Report slams culture in SA Health unit
A disturbing bullying culture exposed by a review into the Forensic Mental Health Service needs urgent action, it has been recommended.
Coverage of the South Australian health system, including hospital overcrowding, ambulance ramping and mental health treatment.
A disturbing bullying culture exposed by a review into the Forensic Mental Health Service needs urgent action, it has been recommended.
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As ramping hits record levels, a top doctor claims patients are being left to die while bureaucrats order ambulances to unload less urgent cases to fudge figures.
The doctors’ union president has made astonishing claims that the sickest patients in emergency waiting rooms are being leapfrogged to make ramping statistics look better.
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With 278,000 vaccine doses waiting in the fridge, South Aussies have been told to get jabbed now or run a crazy risk when the state opens up in five weeks.
Thousands of students and teachers will start getting the Covid-19 vaccine at school from today to tackle sluggish jab rates. It comes as Labor proposes a boost to mental health resources in schools.
Allied health workers across nine major Adelaide hospitals, including the RAH, are striking as they demand double the pay increase on offer.
The ambulance union has made a list of 20 demands to fix the service, as the second death blamed on delays is revealed in as many days.
Vomiting uncontrollably, a “fit and active” great-grandfather was forced to wait five hours for an ambulance. His son says the delay killed him.
A top surgeon has walked away from SA’s public health system, lashing out at chronic understaffing he says is leading to avoidable deaths.
More than 8000 South Aussies longing to come home are waiting for their exemption applications to be processed, as the plan to open the borders for Christmas appears in doubt.
As debate rages on whether the $1.95bn Women’s and Children’s Hospital is big enough, the Health Minister and his shadow are busy arguing over the definition of “sick kid”.
Three Adelaide mums say the mental health system failed their suicidal teenage sons and are furious extra crisis care beds aren’t being added to the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
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