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Source: AdelaideNow THE state's Health Department budget is now predicted to blow out by another $99 million this financial year, Parliament has been told. Health Minister John Hill said in answer to Opposition questions that the projected blowout had...
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Airing on television for the first time last night, the ads are an Australian first. The ads show three scenarios - in a relationship, in the workplace and at the pub with mates. Health Minister John Hill said the "Let's Think Positive" campaign was...
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The steady rise in our state reflects the generosity of South Australian families willing to give others a second chance at life through organ and tissue donation
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Source: The Daily Telegraph THE State Government will today announce Salisbury as the site of the new Northern Community Mental Health Centre. It is part of a network of six community mental health centres being built across Adelaide in a $34 million...
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"In 2009, SA employed 323 full-time equivalent medical practitioners per 100,000 people, significantly more than the national rate of 311," Health Minister John Hill said. Similarly, he said there were 1595 full-time equivalent nurses for every 100,000...
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Three women died during or soon after giving birth, down from five in 2009-10. Two people committed suicide while in hospital, down from five in 2009-10. Two people died after being given the wrong medication. There were three cases where surgical...
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I am very proud of the work of our surgeons and health professionals to perform increased levels of elective surgery for the benefit of South Australians ... Our aim is to ensure that every patient receives their surgery within national clinical urgency timeframes.
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Health Minister John Hill said that was four more than in 2010. Nationally, 337 people donated organs or tissues last year, a 30 per cent increase from 2009. "The steady rise in our state reflects the generosity of South Australian families willing to...
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South Australian government has hailed an improvement in elective surgery procedures in its hospitals. Health Minister John Hill said the growth in the number of procedures performed in SA was the second highest in the nation while waiting times had...
