Re: [ozmidwifery] FYI: News article for QLD maternity
Hope they save some for up north here. Judy --- Megan Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This was on news.com, Megan Extra $52m for maternity services From: AAP October 31, 2005 QUEENSLAND has announced an extra $52 million for maternity services in the state's public hospitals. Premier Peter Beattie said the Government would provide an extra $8.63 million for maternity services in 2005/06 and the same amount for each of the next five years to meet increasing demand. On average about 100 babies are born in our public hospitals every day, which can also stretch maternity services in some areas, Mr Beattie said. The $52 million funding boost starts immediately and is targeted to enable health districts to provide more maternity services and better access to them. The funding included recurrent allocations of $2.2 million a year to the Redcliffe-Caboolture district, $1.63 million to the Gold Coast, $1.5 million to the Bayside district based around Redcliffe hospital, and $1.5 million to the Logan-Beaudesert area. The money would provide additional beds, staff, equipment and support services. Do you Yahoo!? Listen to over 20 online radio stations and watch the latest music videos on Yahoo! Music. http://au.launch.yahoo.com -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit http://www.acegraphics.com.au to subscribe or unsubscribe.
Re: [ozmidwifery] FYI: News article for QLD maternity
Hoping for the same, where's the money for the Townsville Birth Centre? Honey - Original Message - From: Judy Chapman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 11:25 PM Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] FYI: News article for QLD maternity Hope they save some for up north here. Judy --- Megan Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This was on news.com, Megan Extra $52m for maternity services From: AAP October 31, 2005 QUEENSLAND has announced an extra $52 million for maternity services in the state's public hospitals. Premier Peter Beattie said the Government would provide an extra $8.63 million for maternity services in 2005/06 and the same amount for each of the next five years to meet increasing demand. On average about 100 babies are born in our public hospitals every day, which can also stretch maternity services in some areas, Mr Beattie said. The $52 million funding boost starts immediately and is targeted to enable health districts to provide more maternity services and better access to them. The funding included recurrent allocations of $2.2 million a year to the Redcliffe-Caboolture district, $1.63 million to the Gold Coast, $1.5 million to the Bayside district based around Redcliffe hospital, and $1.5 million to the Logan-Beaudesert area. The money would provide additional beds, staff, equipment and support services. Do you Yahoo!? Listen to over 20 online radio stations and watch the latest music videos on Yahoo! Music. http://au.launch.yahoo.com -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit http://www.acegraphics.com.au to subscribe or unsubscribe. -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit http://www.acegraphics.com.au to subscribe or unsubscribe.
RE: [ozmidwifery] FYI: News article for QLD maternity
Title: Message Fantastic there is our funding for North Lakes project!! We have been so pressured for several years in this Redcliffe-Caboolture district. Gold Coast Birth centre looks like it is now funded and even Beaudesert looks like it might have maternity services restored via Logan Hospital. Cheers Barb Extra $52m for maternity services From: AAP October 31, 2005 QUEENSLAND has announced an extra $52 million for maternity services in the state's public hospitals. Premier Peter Beattie said the Government would provide an extra $8.63 million for maternity services in 2005/06 and the same amount for each of the next five years to meet increasing demand. "On average about 100 babies are born in our public hospitals every day, which can also stretch maternity services in some areas," Mr Beattie said. "The $52 million funding boost starts immediately and is targeted to enable health districts to provide more maternity services and better access to them." The funding included recurrent allocations of $2.2 million a year to the Redcliffe-Caboolture district, $1.63 million to the Gold Coast, $1.5 million to the Bayside district based around Redcliffe hospital, and $1.5 million to the Logan-Beaudesert area.The money would provide additional beds, staff, equipment and support services.
