Opposition pitches $100m plan to ease hospital overcrowding
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 01:18 · Archive
Western Australia's opposition has proposed a $100m pledge to reduce hospital overcrowding.
Western Australia's state opposition has pitched a $100m plan to address hospital overcrowding. The proposal involves establishing dedicated space for patients who are soon to be discharged, aiming to free up beds and reduce pressure on hospital wards.
The opposition presented the pledge as part of its approach to cracking down on hospital overcrowding in the state.
How it is being reported
- Hospital overcrowding fix pitched under $100m pledgePerth Now · 5 Oct, 01:05
- Hospital overcrowding fix pitched under $100m pledgeThe West Australian · 5 Oct, 01:05
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