Health
As holidaymakers arrive, what does COVID-19 mean for rural health services? – Croakey
Australian rural and regional health professionals sounded an urgent warning early in the coronavirus pandemic that they were at the “tail end” of the supply chain…
Australian rural and regional health professionals sounded an urgent warning early in the coronavirus pandemic that they were at the tail end of the supply chain for staff and resources and risked catastrophic scenarios from outbreaks of the coronavirus.
Thankfully so far their fears have not been borne out, although the North West Tasmanian outbreak in April which saw the North West Regional Hospital and North West Private Hospital in Burnie shut down and immediate quarantining of about 5,000 people,…
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