Doctors who care for some of WA's most sick children fear plans to move the state's main women's and babies' hospital south of the river risk increased "mortality and morbidity" of critically unwell infants.

I don’t really understand why KEMH being ~100 years old is such a problem, as indicated? This is the reason for the move given by the Premier.

So, whats with the rush to get out of KEMH?

  • Gorgritch_Umie_KillaOPM
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    1 year ago

    Maybe thats part of the reason. The few times i’ve been to the PCH/Charlies precinct it has seemed fairly squashed in as well. So construction time delays, and maybe, ongoing access issues are driving this.