A shocking new survey has revealed 70 per cent of our frontline medical staff believe they are inadequately protected against COVID-19, but the state’s Chief Health Officer is adamant the stockpile of equipment is “excellent”. SEE FULL LIST OF AMAQ DEMANDS
The president of the Australian Medical Association Queensland says a new survey reveals the anxiety of our frontline doctors over the lack of crucial masks and protective equipment as they face the coronavirus pandemic. READ WHAT THEY SAID.
Queensland is now home to the first GP-led rural respiratory clinic, with doors opening today on the new facility as the Government fights back against COVID-19.
Meet the first doctor in the state to come face-to-face with coronavirus when it landed in Queensland. Luckily for us, he’d been preparing for the moment for a long time.
They’re the heroes on our health front lines helping to flatten the coronavirus curve – and their gallantry comes at great personal cost.
Queensland doctors and nurses are stunned council elections are proceeding amid the coronavirus pandemic – and that schools will be used as polling booths. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Queensland doctors are worried about the safety of voters at this weekend’s council elections and are calling for special coronavirus measures for some residents.
Queensland doctors are fearful their lives will be at risk as worried staff say there is a shortage of vital protective equipment for frontline staff fighting coronavirus, but Queensland Health says there is no concern.
A COVID-19 vaccine could be available for emergency use among healthcare workers and vulnerable populations in early 2021 if a plan to shave six months off human trials plays out.
The nation’s leading infectious disease expert has warned parents that there are certain guidelines they should adhere to when it comes to kissing children.
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