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    Tag: Hospitals

    Legal loss for obstetrician who sued colleagues for ‘cartel’ conduct over their on-call roster 

    August 10, 2024

    An obstetrician who sued six colleagues for millions of dollars under anti-cartel laws after they excluded him from their on-call roster has lost his legal…

    Scabies treatments scarce as outbreak spreads to four hospitals

    August 8, 2024

    A scabies outbreak has spread to four NSW hospitals, with dozens of health staff infected amid a national shortage of treatments for the infection. The…

    Aussie-wide immunotherapy program launched for infants with peanut allergy

    July 31, 2024

    Free oral immunotherapy will be offered to infants with peanut allergy nationwide under the first Australian treatment program of its kind outside of a clinical…

    Australia faces shortage of ‘crucial’ IV fluids

    July 29, 2024

    A critical shortage of IV fluids has hit the Australian health system with “very little warning” and could eventually impact non-cancer elective surgery. The current…

    Meet RUPERT — the new decision support tool for treating kids with UTIs

    July 19, 2024

    Deciding when to prescribe IV antibiotics for UTIs in kids could soon be made easier thanks to Australian doctors who have developed a world-first individualised…

    Private healthcare crisis: NIB refusing to pay its ‘fair share’ warns hospital boss

    July 8, 2024

    When private negotiations go sour and spill into the public domain, you know something is going badly wrong. Last week, the country’s largest not-for-profit private…

    ‘I would do anything to have made different decisions’: junior doctor on toddler’s sepsis death

    July 4, 2024

    Two doctors who treated a toddler who died of sepsis have told an inquest that they wish they had acted differently. Dr Christopher Morris was…

    Hospital executive ‘repeatedly’ certified deaths outside the law, says inquiry into falsified certificates

    July 1, 2024

    Some 29 patient deaths at Launceston General Hospital will be referred to the coroner after a review concluded a former hospital executive repeatedly signed death…

    I’m back after a head injury — with (even more) admiration for my GPs

    July 1, 2024

    I wrote for Australian Doctor for some years as Retractor, but then I got too busy doctoring and being called an urban terrorist (by a…

    Hospital staff asked to ‘turn the lights off’ to save money under looming budget cuts

    July 1, 2024

    Staff at three Melbourne hospitals have reportedly been asked to consider “turning the lights off” and limit recruitment in anticipation of looming budget cuts.  In…

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