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Aust Health Rev ISSN: 0156-5788 1 February 2008 32 1 5-6 ©Aust Health Rev 2008 www.aushealthreview.com.au Letters to the Editor inadequate resource allocation, while those in power blamed the hospital management. The co-director of the hospital’s Trauma Unit claimed that th overcrowding in t emergency department was compounded by inexperienced doctors working unsupervised. TO THE EDITOR: The recent episode of claimed medical mismanagement resulting in a woman miscarrying in a toilet in the emergency department of the Royal North Shore Hospital in New South Wales has attracted much attention. Politicians played the usual blame game, with the opposition accusing the government of

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