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Payments may point to bigger 'pattern of mismanagement' in health program (opens the original)
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A failure to record the reasons for multimillion-dollar payments could indicate there is a larger pattern of mismanagement in the ACT Digital Health Record project, a parliamentary inquiry has found. A cross-party ACT Legislative Assembly committee has tabled a report following up on an auditor-general's inquiry into the invoicing and payments for Digital Health Record hosting services. The tabling came as the digital health system reached a major milestone, with 70 per cent of ACT general pract
Inside Bimberi youth jail: staff fed up with assaults, working 'for free' (opens the original)
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Industrial action is set to spread to Canberra's adult jail as year-long negotiations between the ACT government and public sector unions over pay and conditions drag on. Youth workers at the Bimberi Youth Justice Centre walked off the job for an hour on Tuesday, September 29, and are planning to take further action in the coming weeks. Their colleagues at the Alexander Maconochie Centre adult correctional facility are also poised to take industrial action. Bimberi staff say they are frequently
Behind her poker face, 12-year-old Eva is in constant pain, with no cure in sight (opens the original)
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Michael Brown has stopped making promises to his 12-year-old daughter Eva about finding a cure for the pain she has lived with for six years. Eva matter-of-factly describes the chronic pain in her abdomen as, "Non-stop, 24/7." Sometimes better, sometimes worse, often exhausting, but always there. "It's kind of like a poker face," Eva explains. "I don't look like I'm in pain and that's actually led to a lot of problems. I wish people could know I'm always in pain. I just don't show it." Eva remem
'Thank you and farewell': First woman to lead ACT public service retires (opens the original)
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Long-serving ACT public service chief Kathy Leigh is retiring after 12 years in the dual role of head of service and chief minister and treasury directorate director-general. Ms Leigh told public service colleagues in an email headed "Thank you and farewell" that she had advised Chief Minister Andrew Barr of her decision to leave. "After much thought I have advised the Chief Minister that I will retire from my role as Head of Service and Director-General of Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic
How pharmacist home visits could save millions while keeping patients well (opens the original)
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Regular consultations with pharmacist Katja Naunton-Boom are helping to keep Betty Cox out of hospital and in her own home. Following a stroke eight months ago, Mrs Cox, 80, takes 15 doses of various medications every day. Although active and mentally sharp, Mrs Cox said that since the stroke, "I still get a bit dizzy and confused at times." Advice from Mrs Naunton-Boom has helped Mrs Cox improve the way she manages her medications. "Otherwise I mess them up if I'm having a bad day. I was just t
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