Invitation for Expression of Interest Application for Mount Isa Hospital Consumer Advisory Group
I am writing to advise of opportunity to represent the community, organisation and/or industry as a member on the Mount Isa Hospital Consumer Advisory Group.
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The purpose of the Mount Isa Hospital Consumer Advisory Group is to:
- Provide community consumers and their families and/or carers, an engagement mechanism into the North West Hospital and Health Service (NWHHS) for services provided at Mount Isa Hospital.
- Allow feedback from a community perspective to assist the NWHHS to enhance its delivery of Mount Isa Hospital clinical services.
- To build and maintain partnerships with the residents and visitors to our communities.
- To ensure all our community members are provided an opportunity to be involved in the planning and operation of our services.
- To provide our community members an opportunity to be involved in the design and redesign of our services.
- The continuous improvement of the patient experience.
The Mount Isa Hospital Consumer Advisory Group is seeking representatives from various bodies representing the community and health care providers, to ensure feedback from across the totality of the community/area.
Each category will have no more than one representative and will have a total membership of 8 to 10 members.
Expression of interest is invited by letter of application identifying your position and organisation and contribution to Mount Isa community, healthcare or similar to Danielle.Cook@health.qld.gov.au by COB February 23, 2018.
For additional information please contact, Mount Isa Hospital Director of Nursing, Lissa McLoughlin on 07 4744 4408.
Michelle Garner
Executive Director Nursing and Midwifery Services and Clinical Services
KAP falls in line for Labor
Katter’s Australia Party claims to fight for North Queensland, but when it gets to Brisbane it follows Labor’s script.
On the very first day of the 2018 Parliament, the Katter MPs lined up to vote for Labor’s Curtis Pitt as Speaker – despite his pathetic record as Treasurer.
Before he was dumped from Cabinet, Curtis Pitt cut road funding in North Queensland, opposed a power station, failed to back sugar marketing reforms, backed unfair vegetation management laws and failed to deliver an inquiry into our rising insurance costs.
Even in Cairns, he failed to fund the dredging of Trinity Inlet and failed to deliver the Aquis resort.
Katter MPs should be on this Labor Government’s case, but they go AWOL when it counts.
North Queenslanders need to be heard in Brisbane more than ever and I promise to keep fighting in their corner.
We’re facing big problems. Unemployment, rising power prices and crime are hurting too many people.
North Queensland needs MPs who will put pressure on Ministers to deliver the jobs, infrastructure and investment we need.
In this Parliament Deb Frecklington’s LNP will be standing up for North Queensland, not propping up failed Labor pollies.
Dale Last
Shadow Minister for North Queensland
Worse than before
When Malcolm Turnbull replaced that complete dud Abbott I breathed a sigh of relief. I hoped we might get a decent government.
Now every day I wake up with Turnbull as PM, I breathe a sigh of despair. The Point Piper Phony is even worse.
George Harley, Mount Isa
Derek Barry
Editor of the North West Star Mount Isa since January 2016. Prior to that, an editor at several regional southern Queensland newspapers. Passionate about telling local stories. Comes with a strange accent to due an Irish accident of birth.
Editor of the North West Star Mount Isa since January 2016. Prior to that, an editor at several regional southern Queensland newspapers. Passionate about telling local stories. Comes with a strange accent to due an Irish accident of birth.
