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Cook praises WA s health system, but doctors and nurses tell of fatigued, worn out staff

Cook praises WA’s health system, but doctors and nurses tell of ‘fatigued, worn out’ staff We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Cook praises WA’s health system, but doctors and nurses tell of ‘fatigued, worn out’ staff April 7, 2021 — 8.03am Save Normal text size Advertisement In trying to figure out what might have happened at Perth Children’s Hospital on Easter Saturday night, an experienced medico shared a chilling observation. The workforce had been asked by the system to “sprint” for the past four or so years and clinicians are “fatigued, worn out, and have got to the point where they are very tolerant of the misery of others.”

Nurses say Perth Children s Hospital concerns raised as early as December, but Cook denies pre-election warning

Nurses say Perth Children’s Hospital concerns raised as early as December, but Cook denies pre-election warning We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Western Australia’s nurses’ union boss says he raised red flags about the dire state of Perth Children’s Hospital with Health Minister Roger Cook a week before the state election — a claim Mr Cook flatly denied in a heated press briefing on Tuesday afternoon. Australian Nursing Federation state secretary Mark Olson told 6PR’s Liam Bartlett he would only call the minister on rare occasions, about four to five times a year when he had an urgent issue, so as not to waste his “political capital”.

Nurses say they warned of Perth Children s Hospital staffing crisis before seven-year-old s death

Print text only Cancel Nurses at Perth Children s Hospital warned management in December understaffing was compromising patient safety and it would take a catastrophic incident before anything changed, their union says. Key points: They say the government needs to admit the hospital system is in crisis WA s Health Minister says Aishwarya was overlooked before her death The role of nurses and other staff at the hospital is under intense scrutiny after the parents of a seven-year-old girl pleaded desperately with emergency department reception staff for her to be urgently treated before she died on the weekend. Aishwarya Aswath s parents said they rushed her to the hospital at about 5pm on Saturday after she developed a fever the day before, and begged for help four or five times when her hands went cold and her eyes went cloudy.

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