‘Can’t do anything’: Riverland residents fear their own hospital
After a young boy died from the flu, Riverland residents are frightened of their own hospital – with staff forgetting about one woman and an elderly cancer patient refused admission.
Coverage of the South Australian health system, including hospital overcrowding, ambulance ramping and mental health treatment.
After a young boy died from the flu, Riverland residents are frightened of their own hospital – with staff forgetting about one woman and an elderly cancer patient refused admission.
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Royal Adelaide Hospital clinicians who save lives and treat emergencies have been told to also empty their own office bins, despite a $1m a day contract with the private operator.
The Women’s and Children’s Hospital emergency department faced “unprecedented demand” last night leaving doctors and nurses fearful of putting patients at risk.
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Ambos and firefighters marched to Parliament to demand better resources. A paramedic told the crowd of his despair at delaying ambulances for hundreds of patients.
This is the human face of frustration with SA’s ambulance services as workers and the government continue to clash over how to fix it. Read it in his own words.
The pizza shop worker whose alleged “lie” sparked SA’s lockdown wants to know who leaked his medical status and says questions are being dodged.
SA Labor leader Peter Malinauskas says he will sack the administrators of SA Health’s biggest network if elected Premier – but the government says it’s an ‘empty’ promise.
Capacity at pubs, clubs and restaurants will be lifted to 75 per cent – and churches and cinemas allowed to operate at 100 per cent – just in time for Easter.
Explosive claims sick or injured kids were left in ramped ambulances at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital have been flatly denied.
Two elderly patients died on Friday night because of ambulance delays, the union says, as it calls for the incidents to be referred to the Coroner.
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