Message from the Chief Executive

Welcome Boost to Local Health Budget
Greater Southern Area Health Service (GSAHS) today welcomed the injection of an extra $32.4 million into the region’s health budget for 2008-2009. This is part of a $569.1 million investment by the State Government to deliver better services and improve health infrastructure.
GSAHS will utilise the additional funding to progress planning for two major capital works projects in Wagga Wagga and Bega and provide more beds, more doctors and nurses and expanded community health services. A range of enhancements are planned, including:
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three new acute care beds at Wagga Wagga;
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recruitment of an additional allied health professionals, clinical nurse educators and nursing staff;
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a share of 23 community-based care places across GSAHS as part of a statewide program to support people in their home and avoid the need for hospital admission and
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purchase of vital hospital equipment such as blood pressure machines, ECG machines and lifting equipment.
Communities across the region can be assured that the future of their health services is secured and can expect the continued commitment by the Area Health Service to improving the quality, standard of care and access to services.
What's New
- Auditor General's Report 2006/07
- GSAHS Annual Community Forum
- NSW Statewide Patient Survey - GSAHS Results
- NSW Health Special Commission of Inquiry
- Duckett Report
- Drug and Alcohol Resources
- New GSAHS Sector Structure
- Wagga Wagga Base Hospital Redevelopment Concept Plans
Media Releases
- 7/4/2008 Queanbeyan Integrated Service Manager Announced
- 7/4/2008 Mental Health Project Scores Winning Goal
- 7/4/2008 Goulburn Integrated Service Manager Announced
- 7/3/2008 South Coast Integrated Service Manager Announced
- 7/3/2008 Wagga Wagga Integrated Service Manager Announced
- 7/2/2008 Mammography Services Return To Young
- 6/25/2008 Brain Bus Gears up for its 10th Year
- 6/24/2008 Let Someone Else Do the Driving: Jindabyne Drink Drive Prevention Campaign






