‘System is beyond broken’: David has been stuck in a Sydney hospital for almost four months
David Witt is one of more than 1000 “stranded” patients across NSW medically ready for discharge but unable to leave without an aged care place.
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David Witt is one of more than 1000 “stranded” patients across NSW medically ready for discharge but unable to leave without an aged care place.
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