Monthly Archives: November 2018

If you’re ever thinking of becoming a patient in this hospital, don’t expect to get any responses to emails you send them wanting information or expressing concerns. It’s a Ramsay Health Care hospital and Ramsay don’t operate that way. The only answer … Continue reading →

Further to our 2 previous posts on Low Dose Naltrexone. After working for more than 10 years on helping ourselves and others to find the best health care workers and health care institutions and to avoid those who are perhaps … Continue reading →

We are in the early stages of assisting one of our readers in making a complaint to the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission about a certain doctor, and a lot of it turns on whether he received a certain important … Continue reading →

Something more to leave us absolutely flabbergasted! Something more we could write a book about. In an article dated 21 Nov. 2018, headed “Government services to go digital by 2025,” these paragraphs occur:- and:- To read the whole article, use … Continue reading →

To us there is evidence everywhere that the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission is the ultimate “white elephant,” and that this evidence is not that hard to find. But, in more than 10 years, we’ve never come across even the … Continue reading →

Further to this post setting out an email sent to Ms Dawson on 19 Oct. 2018, with a reminder on 14 Nov. 2018, we have this day received this reply from one of Ms Dawson’s staff members. A reply is … Continue reading →

An email sent to Ms Dawson on 19 Oct. 2018, with a reminder on 14 Nov. 2018:-

Following a complaint to the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission claiming that a NSW Cardiologist, Dr Timothy Tan hadn’t responded to a number of important emails sent to him using the email address for him on the University of Sydney … Continue reading →

As readers of this blog would know, we strongly advocate, (and do it all the time ourselves,) that those who need help with medical problems email those most likely to be able to help them asking them whether helping those … Continue reading →

Another 25 days have passed since the post in which we pointed out that in the last 4 months and 7 days, in terms of the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission’s Media Releases, only one NSW doctor had been found to … Continue reading →