Issy, the one at POW is locked and you have to go and get the key. The notice is only in English, (as far as I can remember) so I suppose its off limits to Non-English reading people and illiterates. Since you are always bagging me for my grammar and spelling, I suppose that counts me out as well.

"A trial on the Mid North Coast showed a 50% reduction of
Indigenous patients leaving early from emergency departments
after cultural awareness training for staff was introduced."

I know many Aboriginal people on the coast in that area and they are a switched on mob.
The only ones I've known to leave the Emergency Dept 'early' are the ones that have thought better about explaining how they got hurt or they have sobered up a bit, plus those of all 'cultures' who have simply got sick of waiting.

It's all part of the ultra Left's plan to divide the community. They hate the family - they had a big win via SSM - and their Safe Schools effort is undermining kid's relationships with their parents. Identify politics is working a treat; multiculturalism has provided us with self-centred, competitive tribes, which leaves only aboriginal politics to play with. I believe it's safe to say that most Australians still have a soft spot for blackfellas, despite the Left's hitherto efforts to to isolate them physically and political by throwing our money at them. After all, there's not much more Australian than 40,000 years of blackfellas. They aren't like the multi cultis forced on us: we took an instant dislike to them. So, to get the black fellas really pissing off everyone, the Left brings in genuine apartheid. Guess who gets the blame. It's just another example of the divide and conquer methods the Left uses all over the world.

A NSW Health spokesperson stated that:

"The policy is flexible, allowing the local health districts
to carry out initiatives in consultation with their local
Aboriginal community to make their hospital settings more
culturally inclusive in ways that best suit the community."

In the state's west, according to The Border Mail, the
Wiradjuri language and imagery has been incorporated into
the Forbes and Parkes hospitals.

Imagine that.

Not turning up for dialysis treatment has certainly shortened the life of a number of Indigeneous. Sometimes they choose the drink before treatment. Teaching some personal responsibility is not pc but would increase life expectancy.

Equality!!

I want the nurses and doctors at our local to be more culturally aware of the divide between the Celts and the English.

I might even have a go at getting some recognition of Brehon Law at the local Court House.