Women forced to labour in tearoom, run-down wards at NT's busiest hospital (opens original article in a new tab)
Doctors and patients in the Northern Territory report compromised care standards at Royal Darwin Hospital due to aging facilities, insufficient resources, and overcrowding, with no immediate plans for a new hospital.
- Tessa Czislowski labored in a hospital corridor and tearoom due to lack of birthing suites at Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH).
- Doctors and patients report aging facilities, insufficient staff, and equipment issues at RDH, leading to compromised care standards.
- NT Health Minister Steve Edgington stated no new hospital will be built in the remaining two-and-a-half years of his term, despite calls for replacement.
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