Doctors at work
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High radiation, broken machines: Crucial Sydney hospital service facing collapse
Doctors and patients have urged the NSW health minister to intervene in the latest mass resignation to hit the state’s public health system.
- Angus Thomson
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Cyberattack linked to two Melbourne hospitals exposes patient details on dark web
The stolen patient data includes sensitive health information, contact details and Medicare numbers.
- Henrietta Cook and Broede Carmody
- Opinion
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Soaring doctor fees are a pain, but medics have another problem
The cost of seeing a medical specialist can be extortionate, but there’s another reason we’re losing our patience.
- Jenna Price
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- Healthcare
The early warning that put a price on fixing the state’s psychiatrists crisis
The public was told giving psychiatrists a pay rise will cost $700 million. Internal government documents suggest it would cost a lot less.
- Kate Aubusson
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- Hospitals in crisis
Hospitals ‘buffing’ surgery wait times to hit KPIs, doctors warn
All patients receive surgery on time at this Sydney hospital, according to the official data. Doctors say the truth is very different.
- Kate Aubusson
‘Gotta bury the body’: Surgeon quits Epworth after Kooyong corflute fiasco
Neurosurgeon Greg Malham has left his job in the aftermath of a video showing him tearing down and stomping on one of Monique Ryan’s campaign corflutes.
- Hannah Hammoud and Grant McArthur
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- Health
‘What if they’re wrong?’ When to get a second opinion from a doctor
Getting another view can be the sensible thing to do, or simply reassuring. When might you want one – and what are the red flags?
- Jackson Graham
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‘Chilling’ video shows surgeon stomping on Monique Ryan corflute
A Melbourne surgeon has admitted tearing down the election sign before tutoring men in how to “bury the body”, outraging anti-violence campaigners and politicians.
- Grant McArthur
- Opinion
- Healthcare
Doctors like me pay a heavy price to do our jobs. Pay us what we’re worth
Doctors spend many years and thousands of dollars to become qualified. There are good reasons why they’re striking for more money.
- Anonymous
Emergency beds closed, doctors offered $2000 a day to work as strike begins
Around 370 patients had elective surgeries cancelled as more than 3500 doctors walked off the job on Tuesday.
- Angus Thomson
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