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South Australia’s health system is making major strides to fix ambulance ramping and hospital pressure after the Coroner endorsed its 18 new recommendations. With work already underway on better patient monitoring, faster ambulance unloading, and clearer accountability, the state is seeing real results — including a 47% drop in ramping hours in one region and improved response times. A new monthly committee tracks progress, and two key reforms are already complete, while a pilot program collects blood samples before patients even reach hospitals. All this comes alongside a massive investment in beds and staff — proving the government is serious about making care safer and faster.

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