Public Sector Updates – North

Launceston General Hospital (LGH)

Renal Unit and Kings Meadows

The ANMF will be meeting with members at the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) Renal Unit and King Meadows members on Tuesday 6 June 2023 at 1600 hours and Thursday 8 June 2023 at 1415 hours. During the meeting we will discuss with members the progress on benchmarking process with Tasmanian Health Service (THS) North. View the latest update.

Intensive Care Unit – Benchmarking Update

The ANMF met with members on Monday 1 May 2023 to discuss the proposed benchmarking for the LGH Intensive Care Unit (ICU). View the latest update.

Acute Medical Unit

On Tuesday 4 April 2023 the ANMF met with LGH Acute Medical Unit (AMU) members to discuss the proposed AMU Nursing Hours per Patient Day (NHpPD) benchmark for 2023. View the latest update.

Ward 4D, Ward 5D, Emergency Department (ED), Intensive Care Unit,

On Monday 29 May 2023 the ANMF attended a rally at the LGH in support of retaining LGH COVID-19 support staff. Following the State budget, it was confirmed that no funding had been allocated for these vital support positions and as a result, by Saturday 17 June 2023, these positions will be lost. The ANMF has written to the Premier to seek security of funding. This is a very disappointing position as these roles are essential in providing support for the nursing and midwifery workforce.

Ward 3D

Survey results are in regarding members preference for resolution of the LGH Ward 3D Step 1 Grievance. View the latest update.

North Eastern Soldiers Memorial Hospital

On Monday 22 May 2023, the ANMF met with members at the North Eastern Soldiers Memorial Hospital (NESMH) to discuss progress on the current Step 2 Grievance. The ANMF will correspond further with the Tasmanian Health Service (THS) regarding the increase in outpatient presentations since 2018, and liaise further with members on workload data collection. Further updates to follow.

Updates correct as at 1 June 2023.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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