Mothers are being left in waiting rooms with newborn babies, experiencing delays for stitches and pain medication and being discharged from Canberra's maternity services despite being unwell, according to the ACT's health complaints body.
Women also reported labour inductions being cancelled due to a"lack of beds" and being moved shortly after giving birth. The submission noted that in several complaints, key policies and procedures were breached and there appeared to be no follow-up.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
Ask ScottMorrisonMP it’s Labor’s fault and ask PeterDutton_MP it’s the refugee’s fault.
If Canberrans weren't such a bunch of fornicators this wouldn't have happened.
Shameful! This, in Australia?
crowded ER in hosp n patients lining up in corridors You would think NSW LNP would prioritise hosp over stadiums With prop downturn they'd get less stamp duty revenue
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