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Sydneysiders have taken to decorating telephone poles with Covid stickers after leaving hospitals dotted around the city.
Hundreds of coloured stickers have been stuck to poles outside St Vincent s Hospital in Darlinghurst and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Camperdown.
Those that have had no need to visit hospitals in recent times were perplexed by the recent trend, which started after Covid first hit the city.
When visitors enter Sydney hospitals to visit a patient they are asked a set of Covid-related questions to sign in, before being handed a sticker if deemed low risk.
The admittance sticker colour changes daily to prevent people from coming back the following day without checking in, prompting an influx of old stickers to be discarded on traffic light poles.
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Funding boost for end-of-life care
Cancer patient Jack Carnegie and his wife Jane at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse’s palliative care funding announcement
Chris O’Brien Lifehouse is renowned for its life-changing comprehensive cancer care – and now the Sydney hospital has the resources to fill one of the few gaps in its treatment options.
The Camperdown-based private facility has received $2.9 million from the New South Wales Government to fund six dedicated palliative care beds along with specialist doctors and nurses.
It is part of nearly $83 million in extra funding the state is investing in end-of-life care over the next four years, on top of the $220 million already spent in the sector.