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Regional doctor quits state board as shortages reach crisis point
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Oct. 24, 2021 - 07:42
Access to medical care can be tricky at the best of times in Australia's capital cities. So when the emergency department closes in a small, country hospital, it often causes upheaval and distress for entire communities. Rural doctors in South Australia say hospital services will continue to be lost if a recruitment problem for medicos isn't finally treated.