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Expanded Early Access Team helps more patients get home sooner

From left, admin officer Sue Butcher, occupational therapist Shanae Zanda, physiotherapist Laticia Murugan, physiotherapist Caitlyn Turner, physiotherapy assistant Chevaun Gobie, physiotherapist Miranda Bell, occupational therapist Luke Dearing, occupational therapist Chloe Smith, and occupational therapy assistant Shona Johnson. (Supplied)

Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service's (CQHHS) expanded Early Access Team (EAT) is providing more access to patients who are […]

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