The New South Wales government will consider all options to improve regional healthcare after a scathing report found doctors had been operating in a “culture of fear” that was leading to poor outcomes for patients.
Speaking after the 322-page report was tabled on Thursday, the state’s regional health minister, Bronnie Taylor, thanked those who gave evidence during the inquiry and said she would spend the next six months going through its recommendations “with a fine-tooth comb”.
