Representatives say predicted winter Omicron wave will further strain GPs, while allocated funding will not alleviate care workforce shortage
Peak bodies representing doctors and nurses say the federal budget does little to address a health system fatigued from responding to Covid-19, and that a failure to provide enough money for workforce shortages in areas like aged care and disability will further exacerbate the strain.allocated $4.2bn in 2022-23 for the ongoing pandemic response
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