This report provides insights into Aboriginal people’s experiences in New South Wales public hospitals between 2019 and 2024 in areas critical to the delivery of high quality care. The report also includes results comparing Aboriginal patients’ experiences in urban and larger rural hospitals, factors contributing to positive hospital experiences and the positive impact of Aboriginal...

The report explores Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people’s experiences of care and examines differences in experiences at rural and urban hospitals, and trends over time.

More than 1,000 Aboriginal people shared their experiences of care in emergency departments and as admitted patients in NSW public hospitals.

Provides detailed information about the experiences of care for women during various stages of the maternity journey, highlighting where NSW performs well, and potential areas for improvement. Key Findings: 1) A statewide survey of 4,739 women who gave birth in a NSW public hospital in 2015 shows t hat most had good experiences of maternity...

Draws on data from almost 2,700 Aboriginal patients who were admitted to a NSW public hospital in 2014. Summary This edition of Patient Perspectives describes the experiences of 2,682 Aboriginal people who were admitted to a NSW public hospital during 2014. Within the 2014 Adult Admitted Patient Survey (AAPS), about 13,000 questionnaires were sent to...