Highlights
- Health workers across Australia are under immense pressure to safely provide care for patients.
- There's a persistent call for NSW Premier to enforce the one-to-three patient ratio which nurses say they've been demanding for over a decade.
- Queensland is also seeing serious staff shortages with an average of up to seven percent of staff unable to work due to sickness.
- South Australia's health system is suffering a similar strain due to the latest Omicron wave and ongoing ambulance ramping.
