The waiting lists for urgent surgery are too long and need more funding?
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The waiting lists for urgent surgery are too long and need more funding
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Reasons To DisagreeThe Waiting lists are long because free goods in limited supply must be restricted by administration alone. the problem is hence the administrative lack of alternatives for people, not the lack of central spending. 13 December 2007
See reply to Q1 17 February 2008
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Reasons To AgreeNeed to do more to ensure OT can work 24/7, goes back to workforce recruitment and retention 11 January 2006
Where is the money going, we as voters should be told this!! 21 June 2007
True. I had to wait a full two years before i could be treated on 6 August 2007
Where are funds going anyway? 4 July 2008
The bulk of health funding increases go on wages and salaries. More needs to 'ring fenced' for surgery medicines 13 September 2008
Provide the extra funding is not for management. 5 October 2008
The amount of money given to land claims, schlorships, and race based funding should be spent on the health care system that benefits all NZers. We all pay taxes and to be honest I don't see much return for my heavy expenditure. 17 July 2009
New Zealand medical service and facility is far BEHIND the Australian. It is a shame where the country charge the same TAX of 30% while the doctor quality is far below quality. The facts show many mistake made by the surgeon. Sometimes they open a patient stomach without any plan on what to do. This is a shame! 11 August 2012
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
Yes wait times are too long, but is this a funding problem? We have enough theatres, but not enough nurses and surgeons. And WHY does the money allocated run out so quickly?
Not enough information to make a decision. One of the more indepth questions on this site so far, in terms of implications.
They're too long alright, but we need to spend smarter, not more.
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