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+Opinion Why devolving health decision-making risks repeating past failures Frontline clinicians and communities are best placed to shape health services, but past reforms have failed to connect decision-making with delivery [Image: Renate Vanaga on Unsplash] David Galler argues that devolving health decision-making risks repeating the failures of past reforms unless power, resources and purpose are aligned with those delivering care Health minister Simeon Brown’s plan to reform the health...
Not long after, I left that place for good. It was my second attempt, almost a year to the day after my first was stymied by the pandemic. The decision to go was mine, and I went with some sadness, but I knew I needed to make that call. Like leaving a bach, it is best to leave on a sunny day than be forced out by stormy weather. During those last months, my work brought me new riches.
By David Galler for The Spinoff OPINION: Nowhere will the reality of Covid-19 be felt more acutely than our hospital ICUs. Dr David Galler on the mood at the front line. Intensive Care is a glass half full specialty and I am a glass half full person. That helps a lot when matters out of our immediate control are thrust upon us.
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