Monthly Archives: June 2018

We’ve been a Peter Drucker fan, at least since 1973, when his 839 page book, “Management, Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices,” was first published, which we’ve read over and over again. To us, this part of a paragraph, from a page in … Continue reading →

Further to previous posts on Dr Kerrie Meades and Dr Jennifer Sandbach. When a complaint was made about them to the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission by a Mr XXX, a response was eventually received which has this paragraph in … Continue reading →

To us, so much about the NSW health care systems and their so called regulation is illustrated by the Kerrie Meades story, as told to us by one of our readers, and on which we have done so much work. … Continue reading →

Further to the story of a Mr and Mrs Amone going to the Fairfield Government hospital for help in having their baby, and got none, and the baby died, of which we have written extensively. The coroner has finally come … Continue reading →

We think Dr Andrew Brooks, Urologist, will become famous for what can be called “The Andrew Brooks Excuse,” for not responding to his patients’ emails, even when, by doing so, he’s breaking the law – “My email address is set … Continue reading →

A letter emailed to two of Ramsay’s PR ladies today. We’ll let you know if we get anything back. To us at least every hospital in Sydney, public and private, should be emailed in an effort to locate those, if … Continue reading →

This letter was sent to Dr Tan today, 26 Jun 2018. We’ll let you know if there’s a response. We’ve been working on these things for more than 10 years, and in our experience there are lots of Timothy Tans … Continue reading →

The extremely great concern about the health care system in NSW is that we have A SYSTEM  IN WHICH CRIME PAYS! As we’ve written before, one of our readers claims that he was referred to Dr Brooks for help, and Dr … Continue reading →

On 25 Nov 2014, a couple go to this hospital (email address: fairfield.hospital@sswahs.nsw.gov.au,) for help in having their baby and receive none, they have to try and deliver the baby themselves, and the baby dies. No evidence, in the more than … Continue reading →

We’ve written so much about the problems in dealing with the medical profession – but are there any solutions? We believe that there are, but they are not likely to be provided by anyone connected to the medical profession, or … Continue reading →