South Australian Ambulance union fear worsening hospital conditions with elective surgeries set to resume

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South Australian Ambulance union fear worsening hospital conditions with elective surgeries set to resume

Aug. 16, 2024 - 19:32 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Elective surgeries can resume at South Australian public hospitals as the government lifts the code yellow it put in place ten weeks ago to ease demand. But the ambulance union says hospital conditions are worse now than they were before describing the impact of chronic ramping on Wednesday night.

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