Sunday, 27 January 2008
North coast hospitals to cut 86 beds
It appears the annual silly season has been extended in northern NSW.
How else can the ridiculous decision that will see fourteen public hospitals on NSW's north coast lose a total of 86 bed be explained?
The Age reports that North Coast Area's health chief executive Chris Crawford announced the decision in a memo.
What is Mr Crawford's real role with NCAHS? Rather than serve as a health administrator, Mr Crawford is yet again portraying himself as a bean counter who's acting on behalf of a state government that continues to fail to deliver the necessary resources public health so desperately needs.
Does the Sydney-centric not understand the demography of northern NSW?
Read The Age article at: http://news.theage.com.au/north-coast-hospitals-to-cut-86-beds/20080127-1ode.html
How else can the ridiculous decision that will see fourteen public hospitals on NSW's north coast lose a total of 86 bed be explained?
The Age reports that North Coast Area's health chief executive Chris Crawford announced the decision in a memo.
What is Mr Crawford's real role with NCAHS? Rather than serve as a health administrator, Mr Crawford is yet again portraying himself as a bean counter who's acting on behalf of a state government that continues to fail to deliver the necessary resources public health so desperately needs.
Does the Sydney-centric not understand the demography of northern NSW?
Read The Age article at: http://news.theage.com.au/north-coast-hospitals-to-cut-86-beds/20080127-1ode.html
Labels:
health,
hospitals,
NSW government,
politics
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