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‘Safety-first’ Approach To Avoid ED This Festive Season

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22 Dec 2025 11:00 am AEST Date Time
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‘Safety-first’ approach to avoid the ED this festive season

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‘Safety-first’ approach to avoid the ED this festive season

With many public hospital emergency departments (EDs) expecting to be busier than ever this festive season, emergency clinicians from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand are urging a safety-first approach to the holidays so that people can avoid a long wait in the ED. 

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‘Safety-first’ Approach To Avoid ED This Festive Season

‘Safety-first’ approach to avoid the ED this festive season

‘Safety-first’ approach to avoid the ED this festive season

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