Doctors fear for future of healthcare in Qld
AMA QLD vice president Dr Bav Manoharan says their survey reveals one quarter of medics believe the state is performing poorly on public health
More than one quarter of doctors in Queensland say the state is performing poorly on public health, adding that their advice is often ignored, putting patient safety at risk.
Among their key concerns are role substitution, closures of rural maternity services and the pharmacy UTI prescribing trial.