❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice from 2008 seeks detailed information about funding, bed availability, and staffing levels (doctors, nurses, and administrative staff) at a specific hospital. The response indicates no funding rejections and provides specific numbers, including a temporary reduction in day beds due to renovations.
AnsweredQoN 3044Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
(a) what applications for Government funding or resources for this hospital were rejected by the Minister or the Government in the 2006–2007 financial year;
(b) how many day beds were available to patients in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(c) how many doctors were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(d) how many doctors resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(e) how many doctors had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(f) How many nurses (FTE) were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(g) How many nurses (FTE) resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(h) How many nurses (FTE) had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(i) How many administrative staff (FTE) were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(j) how many administrative staff (FTE) resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008; and
(k) how many administrative staff (FTE) had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008?
(b) how many day beds were available to patients in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(c) how many doctors were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(d) how many doctors resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(e) how many doctors had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(f) How many nurses (FTE) were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(g) How many nurses (FTE) resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(h) How many nurses (FTE) had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(i) How many administrative staff (FTE) were employed at this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008;
(j) how many administrative staff (FTE) resigned from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008; and
(k) how many administrative staff (FTE) had their employment terminated from this hospital in:
(i) June 2007;
(ii) July 2007;
(iii) December 2007; and
(iv) January 2008?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
17 March 2008
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
20 days
(a) There were no applications for additional Government funding or resources for this hospital rejected by the Minister or the Government in the 2006-07 financial year.
(b) (i) 32 day beds were available in June 2007.
(ii) 32 day beds were available in July 2007.
(iii) From 1 December until 24 December 32 day beds were available. From 25 December 2007 to 31 December 2007 10 day beds were available.
(iv) From 1 January until 27 January 2008 10 day beds were available. From 28 January 2008 32 day beds were available.
The temporary closure of day beds were due to renovation being carried out on the Central Sterilising Supply Department (CSSD) and the beds were all reopened on 28 January 2008, when the renovations were completed.
(c) to (k) See attached document
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(b) (i) 32 day beds were available in June 2007.
(ii) 32 day beds were available in July 2007.
(iii) From 1 December until 24 December 32 day beds were available. From 25 December 2007 to 31 December 2007 10 day beds were available.
(iv) From 1 January until 27 January 2008 10 day beds were available. From 28 January 2008 32 day beds were available.
The temporary closure of day beds were due to renovation being carried out on the Central Sterilising Supply Department (CSSD) and the beds were all reopened on 28 January 2008, when the renovations were completed.
(c) to (k) See attached document
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