‘Unsafe staffing, unmanageable workloads’: Thousands of Queensland nurses quit
Thousands of nurses have resigned in Queensland, Australia, citing unsafe staffing and unmanageable workloads. Despite government efforts to bolster frontline health staff in public hospitals, workforce challenges persist affecting healthcare delivery.
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