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Pandemic shouldn’t stop Qld Health planning for future: Auditor-General
Thursday March 25, 2021
Auditor-General Brendan Worrall has questioned why the health department doesn’t assess its progress on long-term plans and can’t say what it means to have ‘sustainable’ services.
The Queensland health system has been under pressure. (Supplied)
Worrall’s comments, in a report tabled in parliament today, come as COVID-19 patients continue to put pressure on hospitals also dealing with emergency department delays.
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