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Promise of answers amid revelation doctors were off sick when Aishwarya died

Promise of answers amid revelation doctors were off sick when Aishwarya died We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 5.34pm Normal text size Advertisement Four out of the required 18 doctors were off sick at the Perth Children’s Hospital emergency department when seven-year-old Aishwarya Aswath died on Saturday. Aishwarya’s parents rushed her into hospital with a fever but she died after a two-hour wait in the ED despite her parents pleading multiple times for help. Her parents may not know her cause of death for weeks to come. “I want to again express my condolences to her family,” Health Minister Roger Cook said at a press conference on Tuesday.

Perth Children s Hospital emergency department nurses sounded alarm weeks before girl s tragic death

It s taken the tragic death of a seven-year-old girl to blow wide open a crisis at Perth Children s Hospital. Aishwarya Aswath s mother and father said she waited up to two hours for treatment in the emergency department while they pleaded for medical care. Emergency department nurses say they have been pleading for help too, sounding the alarm a month ago about staffing issues and safety. READ MORE: Aishwarya Aswath s parents say they waited for hours.(Nine) We said it d take a catastrophic situation before anything changed, Australian Nursing Federation WA president Mark Olsen said. How prophetic that was. How sad that was.

Cook s 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 — 6.03am 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.”

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