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NSW Health audit finds 20,000 overdue endoscopy tests after warnings
The NSW government will intervene to fast track thousands of delayed tests, which could be delaying cancer diagnoses. after pressure from doctors and patients.
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What happenedThe NSW government will intervene to fast track thousands of delayed tests, which could be delaying cancer diagnoses. after pressure from doctors and patients.
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Left / center-leftNSW Health audit finds 20,000 overdue endoscopy tests after warnings
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
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NSW Health audit finds 20,000 overdue endoscopy tests after warnings
The NSW government will intervene to fast track thousands of delayed tests, which could be delaying cancer diagnoses. after pressure from doctors and patients.
NSW Health audit finds 20,000 overdue endoscopy tests after warnings
The NSW government will intervene to fast track thousands of delayed tests, which could be delaying cancer diagnoses. after pressure from doctors and patients.