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Oct, 2021

What you need to know about the coronavirus threat

What you might have missed last week: The coronaviruses’ biggest winners and losers as the pandemic approachesThe big news of the week: What you should know about coronaviral diseaseThe news of Friday: The top three coronavirauses, the ones we need to watch closelyThe news this week: How to avoid being infected by the pandemics worst killerWhat you need in your inbox this weekAs of the morning of December 3, there are more than 3.4 million confirmed cases in the United States, and a staggering 12.3 million confirmed deaths.

More than half the deaths have been in children under 5, with the other two-thirds in adults, and almost a third of the deaths in older adults.

As of this writing, there has been a total of 1,859 deaths due to coronavirinces in the US, and the latest news shows that the death toll will be even higher by Christmas.

Here are the top five coronaviroids.

Oct, 2021

Gold Coast hospital says it has no choice but to cover ‘irresponsible’ Medicare patients

Gold Coast’s Silver Cross Hospital has been ordered to cover up to three of its patients who paid out-of-pocket to hospital workers.

Key points:The hospital is one of many around the country facing a $1 billion shortfall with Medicare patientsThe patients, who are eligible for a lump sum payment, will be covered for at least three monthsThe hospital says there are currently no beds available at Silver Cross hospitalThe hospital said it was “unaware” that the patients had paid out of pocket for work at the hospital and that it was in contact with them.

Gold Coast Regional Hospital, which runs the Gold Coast Regional Medical Centre and the Goldfields Hospital in Sunshine Coast, was ordered by the Health Department to cover three patients who had been paid out the hospital.

Goldsons chief medical officer said the Goldsons had had no contact with the patients and would not be providing any additional information until further notice.

“These are individuals who were eligible for out-patient care in the hospital,” Dr Bruce Williams said.

“We are in touch with the patient and will provide additional information as it becomes available.”

He said the hospital had no capacity for any more staff.

“This will be a significant increase in staff for a small number of individuals,” Dr Williams said in a statement.

“The Goldsins workforces are very limited and we have limited capacity to provide services.”

The hospital has no beds at SilverCross.

Mr Williams said the patients were “unable to continue working” because they had no “plan B” and had had to make the difficult decision of having to pay out-pocket for medical care.

“There are some situations where they can’t work, and it’s unfortunate,” he said.

The Department of Health said it had been in contact by phone with the Gold Cross Hospital.

“If they want to work with us they can,” it said.

“We are continuing to work closely with the hospital.”

The Goldfields hospital said the issue was a “technical” one and it had not been in any contact with any of the affected patients.

“It is currently working with the health department to get the appropriate systems in place,” it wrote in a Facebook post.

“No beds have been set aside for any of our staff at the Gold Fields Hospital.”

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Sep, 2021

New Orleans officials are asking for help in dealing with Ebola cases

LOUISIANA — New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu has asked the state’s Department of Health and Hospitals to consider offering indemnity to hospitals for treating Ebola patients who had contact with other patients in their care.

Landrieus’ request was issued Thursday morning by health officials in the city and was accompanied by a letter to the Louisiana Governor requesting the state provide indemnity.

Landries office says it received a response to the letter Wednesday from the Department of Public Health.

The letter says the request “is intended to assist health officials and health care providers in ensuring the health of our community, and in protecting health care workers from infection during and after this pandemic.”

A request for additional information on the city’s request for indemnity was not immediately returned.

Landreese said he had been working with state officials since the virus first emerged in West Africa.

In the letter to Landrieuz, officials say the city has an additional $1.6 million available to help with the costs of the citys Ebola response.

It says that indemnity would be paid by the state, not the city.

It also notes that there is no federal reimbursement.

The city says it is asking the state to pay for additional testing and testing equipment for health care professionals who are infected with Ebola.

Sep, 2021

How to manage a hospital indemnity: What you need to know

The Federal Government is reviewing its plans to allow hospital trusts to cover the costs of care for Medicare patients under the Commonwealth’s Medicare rebate program, which will see some of the highest-paid beneficiaries subsidise the cost of care.

Jul, 2021

NSW hospital indemnity fund to be paid for children’s surgery

The NSW Government is to pay $3.3 million in hospital indemnities for childrens surgeries at three hospitals.

The Government will pay for the costs of the operations at Hutton Hospital, the Children’s Hospital of NSW and the Royal Children’s hospital in Alice Springs.

The payments, totalling about $4 million, will cover the cost of operations at two hospitals that were closed in October.

The payments are part of the Government’s response to the outbreak of coronavirus in NSW.

“These are the sort of things that hospitals are good at delivering,” Health Minister Josh Frydenberg said.

“It’s the hospitals that are in the frontline, who are getting the most treatment.”

He said the Government wanted to “put our stamp on these operations”.

“We want to make sure that these operations are being delivered to the right hospitals and in the right circumstances,” Mr Frydenber said.

Health Minister Josh Iggulden said he was confident the payments would be made.

“The funding will help keep these operations going,” he said.

The hospital payments are the first major payment to be announced by the Government following the coronaviruses outbreak.

The government has been working with a consortium of health authorities and health organisations to provide a range of financial support for the emergency services.

In a statement, Mr Fryenberg said the emergency funding was to be used for the care of children who were experiencing severe illness.

“We are committed to ensuring that our community is provided with the appropriate resources to meet the unique needs of children,” he wrote.

“All hospitals are working with our local community to provide the support and support they need.”

He said hospital staff were “on the frontline” and had been working to “address the issues and prevent further outbreaks”.

“This will be done in conjunction with the emergency management agency, Health and Emergency Services NSW, and the Department of Health.”

The announcement comes as the Government seeks to provide further financial support to emergency services across the state.

Health Minister Julie Bishop said the hospital indemnifications would “pay for a range, of operations that we have already provided in other states”.

“The hospitals have all worked closely together in order to deliver services for children, and we are confident that the funding will pay off for them,” she said.

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