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Flinders and Upper North Local Health Network leaders travel overseas to gauge interest from midwives to transfer to Upper Spencer Gulf region

A trip by representatives from the Flinders and Upper North Local Health Network to Auckland, New Zealand to gauge interest from midwives to transfer to Port Augusta Hospital recently. Picture, Stew Chambers.
Matt Welch

An expedition overseas from Port Augusta health officials seeking top talent in the nursing field and looking to entice them […]

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