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South Australia's biggest public hospital is operating above its official capacity, with staff told to delay non-urgent tasks as they struggle to deal with an influx of patients leading into winter.
Interstate and overseas health workers will be offered up to $15,000 each to come work in SA's health system, as state governments engage in a high-stakes poaching war for scarce health staff.
A boy who was admitted to hospital in pain last month with a suspected bowel obstruction had to sleep on a folded up towel because nurses couldn't find him a pillow, despite an audit by the state government into hospital supplies.
EXCLUSIVE: Paramedics will be “empowered” to treat patients at home rather than transport them to hospital and a new cabinet committee will be formed to tackle ramping, under a SA Health proposal which already has some workers planning industrial action.
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