NSW public health system treating higher patient numbers
The public health sector in New South Wales is improving, both in the number of patients able to be cared for and the speed of emergency care.
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The public health sector in New South Wales is improving, both in the number of patients able to be cared for and the speed of emergency care.
Hospital redevelopments in New South Wales are progressing, ensuring the state will be better equipped to face the future population needs.
A new report from Per Capita has been called essential by COTA Chief Executive Ian Yates. The new report details changes to the pension.
The new Byron Central Hospital currently under development will prove an essential facility for the region – especially elderly Australians.
Dementia sufferers are often difficult to care for, especially in the aged care industry. Having financial support on hand is key.
Aged care residents – as well as the wider Australian population – will soon benefit from a new campaign designed to promote the benefits for pharmacists.
Dementia funding will become essential for aged care facilities, as management of residents should become an easier undertaking.
Leading Age Services Australia has recently announced the appointment of a brand new independent chair, Dr Graeme Blackman OAM.
Aged care providers should take the time to explain to residents the coming changes to the sector, such as the proposed PBS co-payment adjustments.
Increased price competition will be a feature of residential care under the new accommodation payment arrangements, changing how facilities are managed.