❓ Mr Waldron questions the Minister for Health on the priority of a CT scanner for Narrogin Regional Hospital. The Minister acknowledges the need but emphasizes budgetary constraints and prioritization.
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NARROGIN REGIONAL HOSPITAL CT SCANNER
I have a supplementary question. As the minister says it is not a priority and acknowledges that Narrogin is a major regional hospital, does he agree that it should have a CT scanner? Mr J.A. McGINTY
I have a supplementary question. As the minister says it is not a priority and acknowledges that Narrogin is a major regional hospital, does he agree that it should have a CT scanner? Mr J.A. McGINTY
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I would certainly like to see a CT scanner installed at Narrogin hospital but, as with all things within the extensive capital works budget, particularly the capital equipment budget of the health department, it is a matter of making priorities. Therefore, the answer to the member’s question is yes, but it is always a question of weighing up priorities.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I would certainly like to see a CT scanner installed at Narrogin hospital but, as with all things within the extensive capital works budget, particularly the capital equipment budget of the health department, it is a matter of making priorities. Therefore, the answer to the member’s question is yes, but it is always a question of weighing up priorities.
I would certainly like to see a CT scanner installed at Narrogin hospital but, as with all things within the extensive capital works budget, particularly the capital equipment budget of the health department, it is a matter of making priorities. Therefore, the answer to the member’s question is yes, but it is always a question of weighing up priorities.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I would certainly like to see a CT scanner installed at Narrogin hospital but, as with all things within the extensive capital works budget, particularly the capital equipment budget of the health department, it is a matter of making priorities. Therefore, the answer to the member’s question is yes, but it is always a question of weighing up priorities.
I would certainly like to see a CT scanner installed at Narrogin hospital but, as with all things within the extensive capital works budget, particularly the capital equipment budget of the health department, it is a matter of making priorities. Therefore, the answer to the member’s question is yes, but it is always a question of weighing up priorities.
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