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North West Regional Hospital

Emergency Department Benchmarking

The ANMF, Tasmanian Health Service (THS) management and Emergency Department (ED) nurses attended the first benchmarking meeting on Tuesday 1 June 2021. The ANMF are pleased to report that a productive meeting was held with a willingness by all parties to review data and constructively consider options to best address the workload in ED. Please click here to view the latest update.

Operating Theatres

The ANMF has raised a Step 1 Grievance on behalf of members in the Operating Suite. Members will be kept informed of progress with further member meetings held to seek direction. Please click here to view the latest update.

Surgical Ward – Step 1 Grievance

The ANMF officials met with THS management om 7 June 2021 to review data for the Surgical Ward benchmarking.  A response to the Step 1 Grievance letter has also been received, members will receive a meeting invite in coming days. Keep an eye out in your inbox for updates.

Medical Ward – Step 2 Grievance

The ANMF officials met with members and THS management at a working party on 9 June 2021. Keep an eye out in your inbox for latest updates.

West Coast District Hospital

The ANMF have raised a Step 1 Grievance on behalf of members at West Coast District Hospital . Once a written response is received, the ANMF will review it and then meet with members to seek further direction. Please click here to view the latest update.

North West Renal Unit

North West Renal Unit, Step 1 Grievance. On 7 June a meeting was held with Tasmanian Health Service (THS) management and ANMF officials to provide clarity to the grievance. Once a written response is received the ANMF will review it and then meet with members to seek further direction. Please click here to view the latest update.

Mersey Community Hospital Medical Ward

The ANMF officials met with THS management on 2 June 2021 to discuss member workplace concerns raised at the member meeting held on 27 May 2021. Keep an eye out in your inbox this week for an update and to have your say on the next steps via the survey.

Updates correct as at 10 June 2021.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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