Thread: Corona Virus

Originally Posted by Arapiles

Particularly astonishing given the extent to which Queensland, including its hospitals, is subsidised by taxpayers in NSW and Victoria.

And, I'm sure, without even checking, that a lot of Australians resident in Queensland would seek specialist treatment in NSW and Victoria.

Why so? Are those Southern Hospitals seen to be better? Genuine question.

Originally Posted by Arapiles

Particularly astonishing given the extent to which Queensland, including its hospitals, is subsidised by taxpayers in NSW and VIC

Seriously?

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I have two UV-c air sterilizer to cover my staff, doctors and people visiting now. I assume Air transmission impacts on hospital staff and security guards alike. Only a few hospitals are set up with negative pressure rooms to eliminate contamination for staff and other patients from people with high infectious airborne viruses.

Mia Culpa- I was not set up as quickly as I wish I was. Hotels and other places make it really hard. Things can and should be done. Demanding it was done in the past is not helpful. A Sydney shock jock rant I saw was a shocker in my view. I thought he had been put in a box. Alas I was mistaken as usual

Maybe he should have been if his comment was as bad as you imply, James.

Originally Posted by trout1105

Seriously?

Yes. That's how I recall it.

Originally Posted by rick130

Wow, just wow.
I thought we were all Australians.
Obviously not.

From the ABC.

NSW Health Minister calls Palaszczuk's comments 'astonishing'*

NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard says Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk's comments that "in Queensland, we have Queensland hospitals for our people" were "astonishing".

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Ms Palaszczuk was asked yesterday about the cases of a Ballina woman who nearly lost her baby, after she needed a*emergency caesarean.

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She was denied access into Queensland, and needed to be flown to Sydney.

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"Those decisions are made by health professionals not made by politicians, not by Premiers. Where there is critical care, that is not for politicians," she said.*

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"People living in NSW they have NSW hospitals. In Queensland we have Queensland hospitals for our people."

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Mr Hazzard said patients in northern NSW who required renal transplants were being denied access to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane and were being "forced to drive themselves 12 or more hours to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney".

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He said more than 6,000 Queensland citizens sought treatment last year at Tweed Hospital, near the border, representing 20 per cent of all in-patients.

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He urged the Queensland Premier to review her border arrangements to "ensure patients receive the health care they need"

Yes, unbelievable and absolutely discussing from both the Hospital and Palaszczuk. Can’t believe someone would be dumb enough to say something like that.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Maybe he should have been if his comment was as bad as you imply, James.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion I guess. Mr Jones seemed to be on a misogynist rant at N.Z. and condemning and contraindicating himself in my opinion. The 'Hello World' of 80s Sydney seems a long way from here . Excuse me for the use of "misogynist". words can be interesting. Mr Jones would not think himself one of course and has said so often loudly.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Why so? Are those Southern Hospitals seen to be better? Genuine question.

Science and research base. More universities which link and feed hospitals. Honest answer. That said Loved the cool hospital visit in Qld for my little guy. An ex navy medic plaster Guru was great as were the nurses and Docs.

I see more victorians have been caught lying on their paperwork to get into Queensland and have to front court over it

Wonderful people......