Soaring GP costs clogging emergency rooms, experts say
- 7 months ago
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Emergency services are overwhelmed by patients with small diseases that have already stressed health system, while the GP prices are rising. Experts say that Australia's public health system fails and patients can no longer provide treatment outside the hospital. "People who do not have 70 or 80 dollars to see a GP, there are no other options to see a GP."Said. Emergency services have been overwhelmed by patients with small diseases that already clogged the stressful health system while the GP prices rise. "Emergency services are not designed to address small and medium issues, designed to address emergencies, not suitable for this purpose." According to Medical Association , the special system is fighting with approximately 500,000 Australian waiting for planned surgical procedures. But he also found that each patient spent an average of $ 6200 for postoperative rehabilitation costs. Experts, private health insurers, if they provide better scope for out -of -hospital treatments, hospital beds will be released, he says. But many other countries, there are advanced and well -developed systems many other countries to provide safe and effective care non -hospital environments, but we are far behind Australia.
Emergency services are overwhelmed by patients with small diseases that have already stressed health system, while the GP prices are rising. Experts say that Australia's public health system fails and patients can no longer provide treatment outside the hospital. "People who do not have 70 or 80 dollars to see a GP, there are no other options to see a GP."Said. Emergency services have been overwhelmed by patients with small diseases that already clogged the stressful health system while the GP prices rise. "Emergency services are not designed to address small and medium issues, designed to address emergencies, not suitable for this purpose." According to Medical Association , the special system is fighting with approximately 500,000 Australian waiting for planned surgical procedures. But he also found that each patient spent an average of $ 6200 for postoperative rehabilitation costs. Experts, private health insurers, if they provide better scope for out -of -hospital treatments, hospital beds will be released, he says. But many other countries, there are advanced and well -developed systems many other countries to provide safe and effective care non -hospital environments, but we are far behind Australia.