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Australian National Review - Opposition Pans Hospital for Giving Aboriginal Patients 30-Minute Treatment Priority
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Australian National Review - Opposition Pans Hospital for Giving Aboriginal Patients 30-Minute Treatment Priority
The Aboriginal Flag is seen flying during the NAIDOC March in Melbourne, Australia in July 2005. Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images Former nurse and now-shadow health spokeswoman Georgie Crozier has called hospital rules designed to prioritise Indigenous emergency patients divisive. Recent reports revealed that the inner-city St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne issued a staff directive in April 2024 to fast-track care for all Indigenous patients…
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