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Why there is no quick fix for WA hospitals - Vimarsana News

Why there is no quick fix for WA hospitals

Eighteen months have been wasted with political denials of reality, in which time the problems have become much worse.

'I'm not aware of anyone being on a ventilator': What is really happening in WA hospitals? - Vimarsana News

'I'm not aware of anyone being on a ventilator': What is really happening in WA hospitals?

“We’re seeing substantial numbers of COVID patients, but the majority are coming in for something completely unrelated like a sprained ankle or appendicitis”, a leading emergency physician has revealed.

'I'm not aware of anyone being on a ventilator': What is really happening in WA hospitals? - Vimarsana News

'I'm not aware of anyone being on a ventilator': What is really happening in WA hospitals?

“We’re seeing substantial numbers of COVID patients, but the majority are coming in for something completely unrelated like a sprained ankle or appendicitis”, a leading emergency physician has revealed.

Source: smh.com.au
COVID Australia: WA reopening delayed by premier Mark McGowan amid fears of low booster rates - Vimarsana News

COVID Australia: WA reopening delayed by premier Mark McGowan amid fears of low booster rates

West Australia was set to join the rest of Australia in early February - but Premier Mark McGowan has thrown the date out the window in order to increase booster rates instead.

Source: afr.com
Morale 'catastrophically low': Perth doctors reject blame for 'broken' system - Vimarsana News

Morale 'catastrophically low': Perth doctors reject blame for 'broken' system

Morale ‘catastrophically low’: Perth doctors reject blame for ‘broken’ system We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The peak body for emergency doctors says official responses to the report into the death of seven-year-old Aishwarya Aswath have glossed over systemic issues that had been repeatedly raised by clinicians for months. Health Minister Roger Cook has repeatedly said staffing on the night was ‘above its complement’ on April 3 when Aishwarya’s parents waited nearly...