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The opposition's proposed inquiry would review current arrangements at the site.

A shortage of nurses means elderly residents of a West Coast rest home are having to remain in temporary accommodation for longer than expected.

When Grace Hayner got married in 2021 to a British trainee doctor, she realised her future was to be found elsewhere.

Grace Hayner got married to her husband, a British trainee doctor, in 2021 and was thrilled when she was accepted as one of 52 nurses from overseas recently recruited by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

Lawyers for nurses challenging South Australia's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers want to again subpoena the state's Chief Public Health Officer, despite the court hearing the case may never "proceed to final judgement" if the emergency declaration is revoked.

It came after the ACT government announced there would be an inquiry into cultural issues at the mental health unit.

Celia Jones was driving to visit husband Brian Boulton at hospital on September 27, 2017, when she was told she was too late and that her partner of almost 30 years was dead.

The WA government vows to spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars trying to address issues in the health system, as the Health Minister takes aim at the Commonwealth for its "abject failure" to manage some patients.

Special Report: Across the NHS, from routine care to emergency treatment, health leaders tell Rebecca Thomas that pressure brought on by the pandemic has become unsustainable – with patients’ lives on the line as a result

Aotearoa New Zealand’s community nurses and home and community care assistants have played a crucial yet largely invisible role in the country’s response to the global pandemic.