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Up to a quarter of the sickest coronavirus patients are suspected of having the Delta strain, even though the Omicron variant dominates the tens of thousands of new infections being reported nationally.

Orthopedic surgeons, consultant physicians, theatre staff, neurologists and even psychiatrists are being relocated into emergency departments and COVID-19 wards, as sections of hospitals are closed down entirely.

Orthopedic surgeons, consultant physicians, theatre staff, neurologists and even psychiatrists are being relocated into emergency departments and COVID-19 wards, as sections of hospitals are closed down entirely.

Orthopedic surgeons, consultant physicians, theatre staff, neurologists and even psychiatrists are being relocated into emergency departments and COVID-19 wards, as sections of hospitals are closed down entirely.

Orthopedic surgeons, consultant physicians, theatre staff, neurologists and even psychiatrists are being relocated into emergency departments and COVID-19 wards, as sections of hospitals are closed down entirely.

iTWire Tuesday, 11 May 2021 11:20 Black Dog Institute and SAS optimising mental health hub for frontline workers Shares The Black Dog Institutes mental health platform tailored to frontline healthcare workers - TEN - was built with the analytical power of SAS and has reached 33,000 Australian healthcare professionals. However, its continued funding now rests on the result of the 2021-22 federal budget. COVID-19 has hit everyone hard, and frontline healthcare workers are no except...

Advertisement Doctors fear Melbourne hospitals will have no choice but to continue turning away ambulances at the door this summer because of a "perfect storm" of post-lockdown problems placing emergency departments under critical levels of strain. Ambulance Victoria declared a "code red" with more than 2000 calls in hot weather on Monday evening, a 20 per cent increase on a regular day, which left public and private hospitals swamped with patients and caused longer waiting times for those not ...