❓ A parliamentary question seeks information on the adoption of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity guidelines in WA hospitals and universities, particularly in relation to disability access and inclusion plans. The response indicates partial implementation and refers the questioner to universities for further information.
AnsweredQoN 3868Legislative Council
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I refer to the Multiple Chemical Sensitivity/ Chemical Hypersensitivity Guideline published last September by the WA Country Health Service, and I ask -
(1) Which hospitals in Western Australia have adopted the Guidelines?
(2) Which hospitals in Western Australia have a disability access and inclusion plan?
(3) Which of the hospitals referred to in (2), refer to the Guidelines in their disability access and inclusion plan?
(4) What use of the Guidelines has been made by Western Australian universities that train health professionals?
(1) Which hospitals in Western Australia have adopted the Guidelines?
(2) Which hospitals in Western Australia have a disability access and inclusion plan?
(3) Which of the hospitals referred to in (2), refer to the Guidelines in their disability access and inclusion plan?
(4) What use of the Guidelines has been made by Western Australian universities that train health professionals?
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Answered
28 June 2011
Responded by
Minister for Mental Health representing the Minister for Health
Response time
42 days
(1) The Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Guidelines apply to all WA Country Health Service (WACHS) hospitals.
(2 - 3) WACHS has a
Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2007 - 2010
and each region had established committees for implementing the plan.
(4) WACHS is unable to answer this question and this issue needs to be addressed with the Universities.
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(2 - 3) WACHS has a
Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2007 - 2010
and each region had established committees for implementing the plan.
(4) WACHS is unable to answer this question and this issue needs to be addressed with the Universities.
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