Govt calls in private ambulances to fix ramping crisis
The state government will look for private ambulances to transfer some patients under part of its plan to “fix” ramping.
Coverage of the South Australian health system, including hospital overcrowding, ambulance ramping and mental health treatment.
The state government will look for private ambulances to transfer some patients under part of its plan to “fix” ramping.
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A list of the top 65 hospitals in Australia includes just three from SA – the $2.4bn RAH, Flinders … and a totally left-field one for number 48.
As the public health system again buckles under demand the government is renting 25 beds in a private city hospital – but only for people from the southern suburbs.
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.
SA’s top psychiatrists have warned “something bad is going to happen” because the state’s stretched mental health system is ready to collapse.
A “mouth-dropping” Australian-first urgent mental health care unit in Adelaide has the eyes of the nation on it.
When Advertiser journalist Elizabeth Henson took her mum to the emergency department, it was during a “busy shift”. It cost her mother’s life.
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