❓ Ms. Mettam asks about the availability, distribution, and wait times for state-funded residential rehabilitation and low medical withdrawal beds in WA, by region, for the past five years. The answer refers to another question.
AnsweredQoN 747Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
I
refer to State Government funded and/or operated residential rehabilitation
beds and low medical withdrawal beds and I ask: (a) What
is the current number of available residential rehabilitation beds per 100,000
people in Western Australia; (b) What
was the number of available residential rehabilitation beds per 100,000 people
in Western Australia, for each of the past five years; (c) What
is the current number of available residential rehabilitation beds, by region; (d) What
was the number of available residential rehabilitation beds, by region, for
each of the past five years; (e) What
is the current wait time for an available residential rehabilitation bed, by
region; (f) What
was the average wait time for an available residential rehabilitation bed, by
region, for each of the past five years; (g) What
is the current number of available low medical withdrawal beds per 100,000
people in Western Australia; (h) What
was the number of available low medical withdrawal beds per 100,000 people in
Western Australia, for each of the past five years; (i) What
is the current number of available low medical withdrawal beds, by region; (j) What
was the number of available low medical withdrawal beds, by region, for each of
the past five years; (k) What
is the current wait time for an available low medical withdrawal bed, by region; and (l) What
was the average wait time for an low medical withdrawal bed, by region, for
each of the past five years?
refer to State Government funded and/or operated residential rehabilitation
beds and low medical withdrawal beds and I ask: (a) What
is the current number of available residential rehabilitation beds per 100,000
people in Western Australia; (b) What
was the number of available residential rehabilitation beds per 100,000 people
in Western Australia, for each of the past five years; (c) What
is the current number of available residential rehabilitation beds, by region; (d) What
was the number of available residential rehabilitation beds, by region, for
each of the past five years; (e) What
is the current wait time for an available residential rehabilitation bed, by
region; (f) What
was the average wait time for an available residential rehabilitation bed, by
region, for each of the past five years; (g) What
is the current number of available low medical withdrawal beds per 100,000
people in Western Australia; (h) What
was the number of available low medical withdrawal beds per 100,000 people in
Western Australia, for each of the past five years; (i) What
is the current number of available low medical withdrawal beds, by region; (j) What
was the number of available low medical withdrawal beds, by region, for each of
the past five years; (k) What
is the current wait time for an available low medical withdrawal bed, by region; and (l) What
was the average wait time for an low medical withdrawal bed, by region, for
each of the past five years?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
8 August 2023
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
15 days
Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 748.
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